Give important journeys a clear expectation.
Choose a journey, its approved target and the assertions that define success. Existing supported test files run within the qualified execution environment. The result retains the actual outcome and associated artifacts so developers can investigate what happened. The plan also records the relevant source and environment, keeping a browser result attached to the version that was tested.
Bring browser evidence into the release review.
Browser tests appear with unit, API and other approved methods in the same mission. A failure can lead to a focused investigation or a fresh rerun while the original evidence remains available. Supported exploratory findings can also produce portable Playwright regression drafts after their observations have been reviewed and verified.
- Inspect real browser assertions and retained artifacts.
- Keep failed and incomplete work visible in the report.
- Review supported automated accessibility scans with their selected rules.
Confirm the browser and environment fit.
An evaluation establishes the supported browser matrix, installed tooling, target policy and available runner. Automated accessibility scans cover the selected rules and pages; human assessment is still needed for broader accessibility acceptance. Authenticated flows, external dependencies and production actions need the appropriate approved setup. These details determine the useful scope of your first run.