Turning a manual regression burden into a CI-driven automation suite
Test automation services that moved regression testing from a release-blocking manual effort to something that runs on every commit.
- Testing
- Application & Product Development
What was in the way
Manual regression testing scales linearly with product surface area, which means it eventually becomes the constraint on release frequency. The requirement was to convert an accumulated body of manual test cases into maintainable automation without pausing delivery to do it.
What we did
Prioritised automation by risk and execution frequency, so the highest-value cases converted first and the benefit landed early.
Built the suite for maintainability — page objects, shared fixtures, clear failure output — because an unmaintainable suite is abandoned within two releases.
Wired execution into continuous integration so regression runs on every commit rather than on a release checklist.
Trained the client’s own QA team to extend the suite, rather than leaving them dependent on us to add a test.
2017
Engagement started
100%
Regression runs in CI
1
Suite owned by the client team at handover
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