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Join Me on the WP Legends Live Panel
I am excited to announce that will be joining an upcoming WP Legends live panel discussion: The Line Between Good and Great AgenciesLive on March 1110:00 AM EST / 4:00 PM CET / 3:00 PM GMT You can view the panel and register for free below:Register Our team at CheckView spend a lot of time…

Spring 2026 Updates
Since our last big update in October, we’ve shipped a number of features focused on smarter test execution, better integrations, and stronger security for your test data. Here’s what’s new. Auto-Retry Failed Tests Scheduled tests that fail can now automatically be retried before reporting a failure. This catches transient issues like WordPress brief network hiccups…

How to Automatically Test Fluent Forms
Fluent Forms has a habit that is easy to miss. When a visitor submits a form, the entry is saved and the success message appears almost instantly. The integrations you connected, the Mailchimp list, the webhook to your CRM, the Slack alert, the Zapier zap, can run afterwards as queued background jobs. That keeps the…

Pre-Launch QA for WordPress Sites
Launching a WordPress website is more than pushing a button and hoping for the best. Even well-built sites can ship with broken forms, incomplete flows, or subtle issues that only show up once real users start interacting with them. A structured quality assurance process before launch helps prevent avoidable problems, reduces post-launch fire drills, and…

How to Automatically Test WPForms
A lot of WordPress contact forms are built with WPForms Lite, and there is one detail of the free version that is easy to forget once the form is live: WPForms Lite does not save entries to your WordPress database. When someone submits the form, WPForms sends the notification email and that is the record.…

How to Verify Form and Checkout Success in Automated Testing
Forms and checkouts are often the most valuable and vulnerable parts of a website. Whether you are capturing leads, registering users, or processing paid orders, a single silent failure can cost revenue and trust. Yet verifying whether a form or checkout actually succeeded is not always as simple as waiting for a confirmation message. WordPress…

Black Friday 2025 Deals Roundup Live
Black Friday 2025 is here, and as always, it’s shaping up to be one of the, biggest and busiest, shopping moments of the year for site owners, developers, agencies, and anyone running a digital business. To make things easier, we’ve curated a live, continuously updated roundup of the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals…

CheckView Nominated for Monster’s Award 2025: Maintenance Plugins
We’re excited to share that CheckView has been officially nominated for Monster’s Award 2025, the largest community-driven WordPress award hosted by TemplateMonster. This annual event celebrates the top innovations, plugins, and platforms in the WordPress ecosystem, and being selected as a nominee is a true honor for our team. Monster’s Award is 100 percent community-powered….

Winter 2025 Platform Updates
As we get ready for the holidays, we’re rolling out several enhancements designed to make your automated testing faster. Forms in Popups or Modals You can now easily test forms that appear inside popups or modals. When creating a new test flow, click the “Form in Popup or Modal” checkbox and enter the class or…

WordPress Testing with CAPTCHA
CAPTCHAs are great at blocking spam and bots, but they’re equally good at breaking automated tests since automated tests also rely on bots (just good ones!). If you’re testing your own WordPress forms or WooCommerce checkout with an end-to-end testing tool, you’ve likely run into CAPTCHA challenges interrupting test runs. The good news? You don’t…
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