Not sure how to choose the right automated web testing tool? These seven questions, featuring insights from Amber Leno, can help your team evaluate fit before starting a trial or booking a demo.

Learn what CI/CD testing is, which tests to run at each pipeline stage, and how automated browser testing helps teams catch issues before production.

Smoke testing checks whether a new build is stable enough for further testing, while sanity testing verifies whether a specific fix or small change works as expected. This guide breaks down the key differences, examples, when to use each test, and how to automate both with Ghost Inspector.

Smoke testing helps QA teams quickly confirm whether a new build is stable enough for deeper testing. Learn what to check, when to run smoke tests, and how automation can help.

Choosing between Playwright and Cypress is not just about features. It is also about who will create, maintain, and rely on your tests over time. This guide compares Playwright, Cypress, and no-code browser testing so you can choose the right approach for your team.

UAT, or user acceptance testing, helps teams confirm software meets real user needs before launch. Learn the UAT process, checklist, best practices, and automation tips.

Visual regressions often slip past functional tests and reach production unnoticed. Learn why modern web apps are more vulnerable to UI bugs and how automated visual testing helps teams catch them earlier.

Website testing helps teams catch issues before launch, while website monitoring helps confirm critical workflows keep working after deployment. Learn how synthetic monitoring bridges the gap.

Manual testing is essential to quality assurance, but it doesn’t always scale with fast release cycles. Clicking through forms, checking user flows, and repeating the