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Use Image Injection in AIQ Mobile Testing Image injection lets a mobile test provide a controlled image to the application under test when the scenario needs repeatable camera, upload, or visual-input behavior. Use controlled test images and avoid customer-sen...

Last reviewed: September 30, 2026 Use this article when mobile tests need visual matching because a stable DOM, accessibility ID, or native locator is not available. What changed in this article Clarified that visual accessors are a fallback or targeted strate...

Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 Use mobile self-healing to improve locator resilience when supported mobile elements change in predictable ways. What changed in this article Apply self-healing to stable mobile workflows first; it is not a replacement for goo...

Sample Mobile Testing Scenarios Use sample mobile scenarios as starting points for learning AIQ mobile testing patterns. Review and adapt each sample before using it in a maintained test suite. How to use samples Confirm the sample applies to the AIQ release, ...

Generate Mobile Traffic for Performance Testing Use mobile traffic generation when performance testing must include requests produced from a mobile application or mobile browser flow. Keep the setup controlled so the captured traffic represents the target use ...

Test Mobile Responsiveness in a Browser Use browser-based mobile responsiveness testing to validate layout behavior at common mobile viewport sizes. This is useful for responsive web applications, but it does not replace testing on real mobile devices when dev...

Android Emulator and Physical Device: This is regarding capturing all the HTTPS requests of the application and finding issues (slow requests and failing requests) from o...

Use this article when a mobile test needs to perform a drag gesture on a device or mobile browser viewport. What changed in this article Expanded the one-word title into a mobile testing gesture article. Added checks for start/end coordinates, element state, v...

Use this article when a mobile test needs to zoom in or zoom out using a pinch gesture in a supported mobile workflow. What changed in this article Renamed the page to describe pinch zoom gestures instead of a vague “Zoom In and Zoom Out” title. Added checks f...

Recommended guidance Use geolocation testing when a mobile or web scenario must validate behavior based on location. Configure test location intentionally and document how the location is provided, mocked, approved, or reset. What to verify Device, browser, or...

Desktop Testing with AIQ - Legacy Desktop Designer Reference This page is retained as a legacy reference for teams that still maintain Desktop Designer assets. For current AIQ authoring, prefer Scenario Editor and the supported desktop testing workflow for the...

Desktop Designer User Interface Overview - Legacy Reference This overview is preserved for users who maintain existing Desktop Designer assets. Current AIQ documentation should use current product terminology and avoid treating Desktop Designer as the default ...

Create a Desktop Test in AIQ - Legacy Desktop Designer Flow Use this page only when maintaining a desktop automation flow that still depends on Desktop Designer. For new test authoring, prefer the current AIQ workflow and Scenario Editor where the test can be ...

Kindle Desktop App Example - Legacy AIQ Desktop Test This example is retained for teams that still reference older Desktop Designer desktop automation patterns. Treat it as a legacy sample, not as the preferred pattern for new AIQ authoring. What this example ...

Contents API Testing Interface API Testing Building Blocks API Testing Examples API Testing Authentication API (Application Programming Interface) testing is focuses on testing the interfaces or communication channels between different software components or s...

Recommended guidance Use the Service Suite API testing interface to build, run, and validate HTTP API checks in AIQ. The interface should help users configure requests, inspect responses, assert outcomes, and reuse extracted data. What to review Request method...

API Testing Building Blocks in Service Suite Service Suite API tests are built from reusable pieces that define the request, authentication, data inputs, validations, and follow-up actions. Keeping these blocks small and explicit makes API scenarios easier to ...

Recommended guidance Use API testing examples to teach repeatable Service Suite patterns: authentication, request construction, assertions, response extraction, data reuse, and error handling. Keep examples current and remove credentials or customer-specific v...