CSS is an essential component in front-end web development. But in the past, automated CSS testing didn’t get the same attention as testing JavaScript. Now that front-end development involves ever-more-complicated systems for writing and using CSS, its testing has transformed from a niche to a necessity. This guide aims to demystify the rapidly changing world…
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When it comes to front-end testing, CSS testing is often overlooked. There are undoubtedly significant challenges in CSS testing, but that doesn’t mean it should be dismissed as an unimportant tool in an overall testing strategy. In this post, we’ll offer you a guide to this form of testing, so you understand the motivations behind…
The battle of XPath vs CSS Selector is one that people approach differently—mostly because of preferences rather than the various implications of using either of the options. If you’ve ever had to pick between using XPath and CSS selectors, most likely the environment you were working in had more to do with your choice than…
Following my latest article “CssSelectors not only for styling” many people asked me about the difference between using CssSelector and XPath, and what are the benefits to using XPath as a locator. Sadly, I see many engineers struggling to identify an element by using other selectors, find themselves blindly copying a WebElement’s XPath using the…