Testing Results - UI Automation Reports | B2BTesters
Testing Results

Testing Reports are the default HTML reports which are generated once the test cases are executed using TestNG. These reports help you to identify the information about test cases and the status of a project. TestNG reports in Selenium have three methods passTest, failTest, and skipTest to check the data about test cases.

Extent Report - UI Automation Reports | B2BTesters
Extent Report

Extent Reports is an open-source reporting library useful for test automation. It can be easily integrated with major testing frameworks like JUnit, NUnit, TestNG, etc. These reports are HTML documents that depict results as pie charts. They also allow the generation of custom logs, snapshots, and other customized details.

Emailable Report - UI Automation Reports | B2BTesters
Emailable Report

Emailable Reports is the summarize report of the current test execution which contains Test Case message in green (for pass test cases) and red(for failed test cases) highlight.

Testing Report - Mobile UI Automation Reports | B2BTesters
Testing Emailable Reports - Mobile UI Automation Reports | B2BTesters
Testing Emailable Reports

Testing Reports are the default HTML reports which are generated once the test cases are executed using TestNG. These reports help you to identify the information about test cases and the status of a project. TestNG reports in Selenium have three methods passTest, failTest, and skipTest to check the data about test cases.

Visual Comparision Reports | B2BTesters
Visual Comparision Reports | B2BTesters
Visual Comparision Reports | B2BTesters
Visual Comparision Report

Visual Comparision is used to compare two images, we need to capture the screenshot of the particular element and we can store it somewhere in the project folder structure and we can capture same image dynamically while automating the application and we can compare this image/screenshot with the image/screenshot which we captured and placed in the folder structure for the reference(i.e. expected).

Pixels (with the same coordinates in two images) can be visually similar, but have different values of RGB. 2 pixels are considered to be "different" if they differ more than pixelToleranceLevel from each other.

The output of the comparison is a copy of actual images. The differences are outlined with red rectangles as shown.

Security Report

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