Panelists
Rajesh Chilka
Product Manager | Low Code Automation (LCA), BrowserStack
Rajesh is the Product Manager for the Low Code Automation product. During this 5+ year journey at BrowserStack, he led the Quality Engineering team for BrowserStack Live & App Live and has worked on solving complex automation problems to improve productivity and efficiency
Shambhawi Sheel
Product Manager, BrowserStack
Shambhawi Sheel is a Product Growth Manager at BrowserStack, leading the growth initiatives across Low-Code Automation products at BrowserStack
About the event
Creating scalable, dependable test automation shouldn’t be this challenging—flaky tests, duplicate elements, and slow authoring often hinder progress.
Enter BrowserStack Low Code Automation. In this live webinar, discover how AI-driven authoring, built-in accessibility checks, and industry best practices simplify the process of developing and maintaining solid automated tests—without writing a single line of code.
From intelligent element recognition to reusable modules and secure test creation, we’ll demonstrate how you can go from concept to execution in just minutes.
Plus, get an exclusive preview of exciting new features coming soon!
What you’ll learn
- Effortlessly scale test automation using Low Code and AI-powered tools
- Implement best practices for creating reliable and maintainable test designs
- Confidently handle flaky or similar UI elements, while ensuring accessibility standards are met
WHAT OUR
CUSTOMERS HAVE TO SAY
CUSTOMERS HAVE TO SAY
Priyanka Halder
Senior Manager of Quality Engineering
We use BrowserStack heavily for cross-browser and mobile test automation. Our tests are now super solid—they catch anything and everything.
Kateryna Glushchuk
Senior Manager, OLX
We cannot afford having bugs in production. That’s why we avoid rollbacks. We try to identify the bug before we release.
Martin Schneider
Delivery Manager, Carousell
Before BrowserStack, it took eight test engineers a whole day to test. Now it takes an hour. We can release daily if we wanted to.