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Platform Updates: Black Friday Edition
The past few weeks have been a dynamic and productive period at CheckView! Despite the bustling demands of Black Friday, we’ve continued to deliver significant updates to make automated WordPress testing easier and robust for our users. Now that the Black Friday rush is behind us, our team is diving back in with renewed focus,…
For Agencies: Email Blast Template to Announce Automated Testing
Adding CheckView’s automated testing to your service offerings is a significant step forward for your agency. It showcases your commitment to proactive, high-quality WordPress maintenance and gives your clients peace of mind knowing their forms and checkout processes are continuously monitored. To help you share this exciting news with your clients, we’ve created a professional…
Why Automated Testing is Essential for WordPress Website Owners
Automated testing is a vital but often overlooked aspect of WordPress website management. With WordPress’s open-source flexibility and expansive plugin ecosystem, site owners can achieve robust, customized functionalities. However, this flexibility comes with a significant trade-off: vulnerability to third-party code conflicts and potential security risks. Unlike SaaS solutions, where a single provider controls updates and…
No Code End-to-End Testing: Protect Your Website from Unexpected Breaks
End-to-end testing (E2E testing) is a critical process that ensures your website performs reliably and maintains optimal functionality. Unlike unit or integration tests, end-to-end tests simulate real user scenarios, verifying that every aspect of your site, from front-end interactions to back-end processes, works as expected. This testing approach helps identify issues that can cause a…
CheckView vs Ghost Inspector for WordPress Testing
When it comes to automated testing for WordPress sites, choosing the right platform can make all the difference in efficiency, accuracy, and peace of mind. Two popular choices are CheckView and Ghost Inspector, but they serve different needs and offer distinct advantages. In this post, we’ll dive into the key differences between the two platforms…
What WordPress Can Learn from the 2024 CrowdStrike Incident
In 2024, CrowdStrike’s auto-update incident knocked 8.5 million devices offline globally, making headlines and causing massive chaos. Though WordPress sites weren’t directly impacted, there’s a crucial lesson for WordPress site owners and agencies alike: automated updates, while convenient, can be risky. Just as CrowdStrike’s faulty update grounded flights, disrupted online banking, and left healthcare systems…
Guide to WordPress Testing
A fluid user experience can make or break a business. For WordPress users, ensuring that their site is error-free, secure, and performs optimally is critical. This is where conducting a thorough WordPress test becomes indispensable. From checking functionality to ensuring compatibility across various devices and browsers, WordPress testing covers a broad spectrum of essential areas….
Automated WordPress Testing: Tools and Strategies to Succeed
By checking for errors, bugs, and performance issues, automated WordPress and WooCommerce testing ensures that websites function smoothly. This enhances site reliability and performance and also significantly reduces the time and effort required for manual testing. As a result, developers can focus more on creating features and improving user experience and website owners can breathe…
Stop Losing Revenue to Broken Websites
CheckView helps businesses and agencies catch website issues before they cost leads, sales, and client trust.