15/10/2025
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Visual Testing Without the Pain: Best Practices and Tools
Royal Plaza Business Center, Pobediteley Avenue 7a, 24th floor, Minsk16:00 UTC
Online/Offline
Russian
About the event
In this report, we will discuss what visual testing is and when it can truly be beneficial for the team. We will talk about free and commercial tools and review practical cases and common mistakes. You will learn how to stabilize visual tests and integrate them into the overall automation process so that they bring real benefits and yield predictable results.
The event will be interesting for:
The target audience for the meetup includes QA engineers, test automation specialists, developers, team leads, and quality engineers interested in sharing experiences and exploring new approaches to software quality assurance.

Topics and speakers
Visual Testing Without the Pain: Best Practices and Tools
About the topic
Agenda: 1 What is visual testing, and why is it needed? 2 Overview of tools: Percy, Applitools, Loki, Playwright screenshots, etc. 3 Approaches to implementation: where visual tests are useful and where they are excessive. 4 Typical problems: flaky tests, fonts, browsers, and environment differences. 5 Tips for stabilization: comparison thresholds, CI/CD, data control, and screenshot storage.

Alena Yanusheuskaya
Senior QA Automation Engineer, Exness
About the speaker
Alena is a Senior QA Automation Engineer (Python) with 8+ years of experience. She specializes in building automation frameworks, testing APIs and UIs, and integrating tests into CI/CD pipelines. She is skilled in Python (Pytest, Playwright, Selenium), JavaScript (Playwright), Docker, and monitoring with Grafana/Sentry. She has developed shared test cores and introduced best practices in automation.
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