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In the current world scenario, where websites have become an essential part of any business, you want yours to stand out. While every website is different in its way, what remains unchanged is designing, developing, and launching it successfully.
Innovations in technology have driven the mobile-first approach, emerging as a new approach to exponentially growing mobile traffic. It is an initiative that empowers organizations to increase their mobile visibility through designing a website for the smallest screen first, ensuring a seamless experience for users whatever device they are on.
Today’s websites are a lot different from yesteryears, where content on a majority of the websites is dynamic in nature. The content in dynamic pages varies from one user request to another based on the website visitor’s actions.
One of the significant challenges with automation testing is dealing with web elements that are loaded dynamically through AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) and JavaScript.
CSS is used to describe how HTML elements should be presented on the web page. CSS can not only provide colors, positions to the HTML elements, etc. but also create animations and amplify your web page.
Continuous Integration is considered one of the best practices in development where code integrations are done frequently into the code repository rather than waiting to commit a larger version.
Have you ever been asked for credentials while accessing a website on a browser? Let us understand why we are asked to fill up the credentials while accessing a few websites.
One of the most challenging things to do is ‘making the right choice.’ Arriving at a decision becomes even more complicated when there are multiple options in front of you☺.
Incorporating automated testing as a part of the testing accelerates the testing process so that issues can be identified & fixed faster. At the initial stages of product development, a small set of inputs are enough for unit testing and functional testing.