Tremendous Productivity Gains

Telerik Test Studio delivers dramatically better productivity than code-based frameworks thanks to its robust test recording surface. Test Studio requires no coding – navigate, point and click is all it takes to generate most of the automated tests. What’s more, Telerik automated testing tools come with proprietary tools to further enhance your productivity: 

• No more wasted time on determining coordinates – unique configurable algorithm is used to automatically determine the best parameters to use in order to locate a specific element on a page. 
• Telerik Test Studio handles failure resolution of tests on a completely new level. Its capture feature allows you to see the DOM in its recorded and executed versions and quickly spot the reason for the failure. Additionally, when changing elements in a test, you can simply check if the change is valid without running the whole test.

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• You don’t need to duplicate your tests for different browsers anymore. You can have your test recorded just once and played on multiple browsers without re-recording.
• To make crafting verification and synchronization as simple as possible, we present an innovative adaptive wizard that guides you through crafting verifications and test synchronization with elements. Using the “Sentence Based” UI you can craft a wide range of verification types.
• All web page elements targeted for automation in your tests are abstracted out and filed in the "Elements Explorer". If there are multiple actions that use the same element, the element is referenced from the “Elements Explorer” instead of being duplicated in the test. This enables you to maintain only one unique element and update it in the event of a required change instead of having to modify multiple duplicate elements.

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• As you record your test, a screenshot of your action on the target element is captured to the Visual Storyboard. This gives you a visual flow of how your test has progressed. It is a great time saver in helping others understand the state of the test at the time of recording along with what the target elements of the tests were.