Question 1

Can Validate.QA generate Playwright tests from a URL?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Validate.QA maps a live web app from a single URL, explores pages and buttons, observes API calls, console errors, and network requests, and generates a native Playwright test suite.

Question 2

Does Validate.QA test APIs as well as the UI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Validate.QA observes API calls during exploration and generates Playwright API test chains alongside UI, security, console, and network coverage.

Question 3

Do I own the generated test code?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Validate.QA outputs standard @playwright/test .spec.ts files committed to your own GitHub repository. There is no vendor lock-in and the tests run with npx playwright test.

Question 4

Does Validate.QA capture console and network errors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. During exploration and test runs Validate.QA captures browser console logs and network traffic (including HAR), and can assert on console and network behavior in the generated tests.

Question 5

What are self-healing tests?

Accepted Answer

When your UI changes and selectors drift, Validate.QA automatically re-discovers the right selectors and rewrites broken steps so the suite keeps passing without manual maintenance.