Rihario Test Types

Ensure the UI looks identical across deployments and detects unintended layout shifts.

• Captures full-page snapshots of the target URL.
• Compares pixel-by-pixel against the verified baseline.
• Intelligently ignores dynamic content (ads, dates) if configured.

Side-by-side diff images, slider view, list of changed elements.

Most tools require manual baseline management. Rihario automatically updates baselines on "green" deployments.

Verify that users can authenticate successfully using email, OAuth, or magic links.

• Locates the login entry point (button/link).
• Inputs secure credentials from the project vault.
• Handles MFA/TOTP if required.
• Verifies successful redirect to the dashboard.

Video replay, network logs of auth requests, success screenshot.

Self-heals if input IDs change (e.g., #email vs #user_email). No hardcoded selectors.

Verify new user registration and onboarding friction.

• Generates a unique, disposal email alias.
• Completes the registration form with realistic persona data.
• Verifies welcome email delivery (optional).
• Checks for successful database entry creation.

New user credentials, onboarding flow video, error logs if blocked.

Uses unique, realistic personas each time to prevent database clutter and simulate real users.

Validate that all major routes are accessible and free of 404s.

• Spiders the sitemap and visible links.
• Clicks through navigation menus (header, footer, sidebar).
• Checks for broken links and slow-loading pages.

Link health report, response time heatmap, list of broken URLs.

Actually clicks elements rather than just pinging URLs, properly triggering client-side routing.

Verify validation logic and successful submission of inputs.

• Identifies required and optional fields.
• Tests edge cases (invalid emails, empty strings, max length).
• Submits valid data and verifies success message.

Form validation report, success state screenshot.

Understands context labels ("Business Email" vs "Personal Email") to provide semantic input.

Audit the site for WCAG 2.1 compliance and screen reader compatibility.

• Checks contrast ratios, alt text, and ARIA labels.
• Navigates the site using only keyboard inputs.
• Simulates screen reader traversal.

Lighthouse a11y score, list of WCAG violations with DOM pointers.

Tests interaction, not just static code analysis (e.g., can a keyboard user actually open the modal?).

Detect user frustration signals and "rage clicks" caused by bad UX.

• Rapidly clicks buttons that appear actionable but are unresponsive.
• Attempts to close un-dismissible popups.
• Monitors layout shifts that cause mis-clicks (CLS).
• Scans for dark patterns like hidden unsubscribe links.

Frustration Score, video of "rage" moments, dark pattern report.

Only Rihario actively simulates frustration to find what annoys users, rather than just what breaks code.