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User Interface Testing

User Interface Testing is a software testing methodology that focuses on verifying the functionality, usability, and visual correctness of a graphical user interface (GUI) or web interface. It ensures that UI elements like buttons, forms, menus, and layouts work as intended and provide a seamless user experience. This type of testing can be performed manually by testers or automated using specialized tools to simulate user interactions.

Also known as: UI Testing, GUI Testing, Frontend Testing, Visual Testing, End-to-End Testing (E2E)
🧊Why learn User Interface Testing?

Developers should learn and use UI testing to catch bugs early in the development cycle, such as broken links, incorrect layouts, or non-responsive elements, which directly impact user satisfaction and product quality. It is essential for web and mobile applications where user experience is critical, helping to ensure accessibility, cross-browser compatibility, and adherence to design specifications. Automated UI testing is particularly valuable in agile and continuous integration environments to maintain consistency across frequent updates.

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