Front-End Tests

Front-end tests focus on the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) aspects of an application. These tests ensure that the front-end of an application behaves as expected from the user's perspective. Front-end tests are essential for ensuring that visual components render correctly across different devices and browsers, and that user interactions perform as intended.

Benefits of Front-End Tests

These are some of the benefits with front-end tests:

• User-Centric: Validates that the application works as expected for end-users.
• Prevents UI Breakage: Helps catch issues that might affect the look and feel of the application.

Drawbacks of Front-End Tests

• Fragility: Front-end tests can be brittle, often breaking with small UI changes.
• Time-Consuming: Writing and maintaining these tests can be more labor-intensive compared to other types.
• Performance: Tests may run slower due to the need to render UI components.

See Also

• Sharing Authentication in Playwright for .NET
• Sharing Session Storage in Playwright for .NET
• Testing Blazor with Playwright
• Run Your .NET Site and Front-End Tests in 1 Terminal Window