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Learn what visual testing is, why it's essential for web and mobile applications, and how it helps prevent UI regressions. Explore different visual testing methods, tools, and best practices.

We migrated from Radix and Ariakit to React Aria to enhance accessibility, improving keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and overall user experience.

Discover powerful techniques to make your Playwright tests run twice as fast using Docker, browser caching, and parallel execution. Boost your CI efficiency and streamline your development workflow.

Learn how to set up Argos visual testing integration on Vercel Preview deployments using GitHub Actions, enhancing your CI/CD pipeline for better visual regression detection.

Explore common use-cases responsible for flaky tests in visual testing and best practices to resolve them.

Introducing Navbar Masking in Argos's latest WebDriverIO update. A concise solution for mobile visual testing, addressing the challenges of dynamic navbar elements. Enhance testing precision with ease.

Dive into the world of efficient CI debugging with Playwright Traces. This guide offers practical insights for developers to effortlessly diagnose and fix failed tests.

Argos and Zod are the ultimate duo for ensuring API stability across your whole app at low cost.

In the race of startup growth, maintaining a rapid delivery pace is essential. Yet, to keep that pace, product quality can't take a back seat — it's the shield against disruptive rework and unexpected bugs. While E2E tests stand tall as quality gatekeepers, are they always the right pick? Explore with us to discern the nuances.

How to automate visual testing with Playwright, Argos, and GitHub CI to review pull-request's visual changes and fix bugs before they make it into production.

As a developer, it's important to have confidence in the code you're writing and the applications you're building. One way to achieve this confidence is through visual testing.

Visual testing is a critical part of ensuring the quality of a user interface. It involves comparing the visual appearance of a user interface to a set of predetermined criteria, in order to ensure that it meets design specifications and user expectations.