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User Acceptance Testing vs Regression Testing: Key Differences and When to Use Each

Regression testing is a technical validation performed by QA teams to ensure that code changes haven't broken existing functionality. It asks the question: "Did we break anything that previously worked?" Regression tests run continuously throughout development, often automated within CI/CD pipelines, protecting the application's stability as it evolves. User Acceptance Testing (UAT), on the other hand, is a business validation performed by actual users or stakeholders. It asks.

Best Automated Mobile Testing Tools in 2026 (Top 10 Compared)

When choosing a mobile testing tool, consider: It's about choosing the mobile testing tool that fits. If you're still in consideration stage, we've got you covered. Here is a list of the best automated mobile testing tools and frameworks out there for you to try, with pros and cons listed to help you make informed decisions. Smart Summary Navigating the landscape of automated mobile testing tools requires aligning capabilities with team expertise and project requirements.

Low-Code Software Testing: How to Get Your Org on Board

Every business wants to mature rapidly. For software testing and QA professionals, terms such as low-code application testing, codeless tools, and automation will definitely ring a bell. From a market perspective, a product perspective, and especially a tech stack perspective, ensuring quality is critical in software development.

From Buggy Beginnings to AI-Powered Quality with Cristiano Caetano

Recently, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Cristiano Caetano, VP of Product at Katalon, to explore his journey in software testing. It was a path that began with frustration, evolved through innovation, and now looks toward an exciting AI-driven future. Cristiano's insights shed light not only on his personal career path but also on the broader evolution and future of software testing.

Katalon Product Roundup | December 2025

In December, we doubled visibility, control, and confidence across your quality lifecycle. In TestOps, a comprehensive set of new stability metrics and test case health reports brings far richer insight into why tests fail and what to do next. Rounding things out, new license utilization reports, expanded deletion options, and EU-region deployment give admins the governance and flexibility they need to scale. Let’s take a closer look at what’s new.

Katalon Product Roundup - November 2025

November brings expanded on-premise flexibility, deeper analytics customization, and smoother cross-platform automation. TestOps adds on-prem Jira and GitHub integrations, and custom chart creation for faster insights. Studio introduces new MCP Server tools that automate test object management end-to-end. TestCloud simplifies mobile app version handling with dynamic applications and now supports secure live testing on private environments.

QA Test Scenarios: Definition, Examples & Free Excel Template

Most QA teams build and run test cases every sprint. But without a shared structure, tests get reactive, repetitive, or incomplete—leading to missed edge cases, duplicated effort, and late-cycle surprises. That’s where QA Test Scenarios come in. A test scenario maps out what you’re testing at a business flow level before you dive into writing test cases. It gives your team a clear, reusable view of what matters—so you test smarter, not just more.

The Only Bug Report Template You'll Ever Need [Free Download]

Writing a bug report sounds simple. But when done wrong, it leads to one outcome: the report gets ignored. And it happens more than most QA teams admit. Engineers read vague summaries, unclear steps, or missing context, and just reply with a cold: “Can’t reproduce.” That’s why we created this bug report template. It’s the one we wished we had early in our QA careers. It helps you provide the right information to help developers fix bugs faster.

Free Bug Report Template. Improve Software Testing and Issue Tracking

Writing a bug report sounds simple. But when done wrong, it leads to one outcome: the report gets ignored. And it happens more than most QA teams admit. Engineers read vague summaries, unclear steps, or missing context, and just reply with a cold: “Can’t reproduce.” That’s why we created this bug report template. It’s the one we wished we had early in our QA careers. It helps you provide the right information to help developers fix bugs faster.