Run Your First Test
Let’s create and run your first test! We’ll keep it simple to help you understand how BugBrain works.
Quick Test: Homepage Load
We’ll create a simple test that checks if your website’s homepage loads successfully.
Understanding Test Results
After your test runs, you’ll see:
- Status - Pass (green) or Fail (red)
- Duration - How long the test took
- Screenshots - Visual proof of each step
- Logs - Detailed execution information
- Error Details - If failed, why it failed
Success! If your test passed, congratulations! You’ve just run your first automated test with BugBrain.
What If My Test Failed?
Don’t worry! Failed tests are normal. Common reasons:
- Wrong URL - Make sure the URL is correct and accessible
- Slow Loading - The page might be loading slowly (increase timeout)
- Network Issues - Check your internet connection
- Authentication Required - The page might need login (use Personas)
Next Steps: Go Further
Now that you’ve run your first test, try:
1. Create More Complex Tests
Add multiple steps to test a complete user journey:
- Navigate to login page
- Enter credentials
- Click submit
- Verify dashboard appears
Learn how to create tests manually →
2. Use AI to Generate Tests
Instead of creating tests manually, let AI do it for you!
Learn how to generate tests with AI →
3. Discover Your Application
Let BugBrain automatically explore your site and find all pages and flows.
4. Set Up Notifications
Get notified in Slack or Jira when tests fail.
Pro Tips
Tip 1: Use descriptive test names like “User can login with valid credentials” instead of “Test 1”
Tip 2: Add assertions to verify specific elements appear on the page
Tip 3: Take advantage of AI test generation for comprehensive coverage
Tip 4: Set up test plans to run multiple tests together
Need Help?
- Check out Test Execution to learn more about running tests
- Read the Test Cases guide to understand test structure
- Use the AI Chat Assistant in the app for instant help