Building accessible products isn’t just about compliance—it’s about education. @AmyJuneHineline explains how the biggest challenge for companies is teaching teams to prioritize accessibility from the start. It’s not just about following guidelines; it’s about making accessibility part of your development culture through proper training and clear standards. Invest in education now to ensure your teams are prepared for the future of accessibility.

Think accessibility doesn’t impact loyalty? @AmyJuneHineline says it’s just the opposite—when disabled users find accessible websites, they keep coming back. But if they find barriers, they leave for good. Here's why accessibility drives customer loyalty: Learn how making your digital products accessible can build lasting customer relationships on the latest episode of Test Case Scenario.

Office Hours: Parallel Test Execution 101 Is your test suite taking too long to run? Discover how parallel test execution can dramatically speed up your automation cycles in this pre-recorded session from our Sauce Labs Community Office Hours. Join Titus Fortner, Developer Advocate, as he walks you through the ins and outs of running tests in parallel and optimizing your CI/CD pipeline for efficiency.

What does accessibility mean for your business, and how can you prepare for the upcoming changes? In this episode, Jason Baum and Marcus Merrell are joined by AmyJune Hineline from the Linux Foundation to discuss the upcoming European Accessibility Act and how it will shape the future of digital products. With the deadline approaching in 2025, they cover what steps companies should take to ensure their platforms are accessible to everyone.

Office Hours: Tackling Flaky Tests Are flaky tests wreaking havoc on your CI/CD pipeline? Watch this pre-recorded presentation from our Sauce Labs Community Office Hours, where Titus Fortner, Developer Advocate, shares strategies for identifying and resolving flaky tests. Learn the best practices to make your tests more reliable and ensure your automation runs smoothly every time.

Ever feel like you’re wasting energy on endless automation tests that just don’t cut it? @Veronika Takmazyan recommends focusing on stability and quality right from the start. If you invest in quality early on, you’ll avoid the headaches of fixing bugs and rewriting code later. Deliver once, deliver well, and move on to the next big thing. If you’re wondering how to get your team on board with this mindset, Veronika sums it up perfectly.

In this video, we dive into a few key strategies for testing on the latest device models, to ensure your app stays cutting-edge and performs seamlessly on the newest platforms.

In software development, it doesn’t matter who found the bug or who’s responsible for fixing it. What matters is that the product works. @Veronika Takmazyan shares a real-world example from their team’s work on a @Salesforce hybrid app, where ownership and collaboration are essential. Whether it’s web views or native elements, the goal is clear: deliver quality at every step, no excuses. Watch the latest episode of Test Case Scenario to learn more about how embracing responsibility across teams ensures that quality isn’t just an afterthought—it’s built into every release.

Transform the way you identify and resolve issues across the software development lifecycle. Learn how Sauce Labs Error Reporting and Insights advanced filtering and grouping can help you to find and resolve failures in your test suite and errors in production faster! Reduce toil and allow engineering teams to focus on innovation while ensuring efficiency across both testing and production phases. Identify Root Causes Faster: Streamline root cause analysis, allowing your team to quickly address the most pervasive issues and reduce the burden on engineers.

When it comes to automation, what you choose to measure can make or break your team’s quality efforts. Focusing too much on one KPI, like automation coverage, can actually hurt the quality of your tests—and vice versa. Before diving into automation, @Chris Wallander suggests a simpler and often overlooked approach. Start with requirements coverage. If you haven’t documented and tested against your requirements, you’re flying blind until something breaks in the real world.