Everyone wants to ensure they have great E2E tests and a high number of tests across the breadth of an application to ensure a wide enough test coverage. Quality can be best derived and delivered in an automated way if we instead focus on breaking down our complex tests into a higher number of smaller, less complicated tests.

This allows the team to achieve tests that can be more easily automated, are easier to maintain, and can be executed far more rapidly without needing to place the quality of the project at risk. The best part it can be done at scale and allows teams to execute tests across more domains and pipelines with a greater level of success and predictability – allowing testers to focus on more important aspects of testing.

The problem is knowing how to do this in a way that doesn’t jeopardize quality.