AET
A system that detects visual changes on websites and performs basic page health checks like accessibility and W3C compliance.
What is AET?
AET is a system that detects visual changes on websites and performs basic page health checks, such as W3C compliance, accessibility validation, HTTP status code verification, and JavaScript error detection. It is designed to aid front-end client-side layout regression testing, helping teams assess the impact of changes across web platforms.
Front-end developers, QA teams, and digital platform managers who need to monitor visual regressions and page health across large websites or portfolios, especially in CI/CD pipelines.
Developers choose AET for its flexibility in adapting to project-specific regression requirements, comprehensive health checks beyond visual comparison, and seamless integration with CI tools via its Maven plugin.
Overview
AET - a system that detects visual changes on web sites and performs basic page health checks
Use Cases
Best For
- Monitoring visual regressions across large digital web platforms
- Managing visual changes after updating common components like footers or headers
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