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Last updated Jun 27, 2025

Creating a Test Automation project

Test Automation projects are used to perform application testing. Only App Test Developer users can create and publish Test Automation projects.

This tutorial explains how to create a simple Test Automation project in Studio. The example automates a browser test that opens the built-in Google calculator and verifies if it functions correctly. While the example uses low-code activities, you can implement the same steps using coded automations and coded automation APIs.

  1. Open Studio.
  2. On the Start page, select Test Automation under the New Project section.
  3. In the New Blank Test Project window, perform these steps:
    1. Enter a name for the new test project.
      Note: The project name cannot exceed 128 characters.
    2. Optionally, enter a description.
      Note: The project description cannot exceed 500 characters.
    3. Select Show advanced options:
      1. Choose the project Location.
      2. Set Compatibility to Windows.
      3. Set Language to VB.
    Figure 1. New Blank Test Project window

  4. Select Create.

    The new testing project is opened in Studio.

  5. Open the TestCase.xaml file within the project, and follow these steps to build the test:
    1. Add a Use Application/Browser activity to indicate the application that you want to automate. In this example, use the activity to indicate a Google browser tab.

      The rest of the activities that you want to use to automate the steps performed in the indicated application, must be added within the Do block of the Use Application/Browser activity.

    2. Inside the Do block add the following activities:
      1. Add a Set Text activity and indicate the Google search bar.
        Set the Text field to "calculator".

      2. Add a Click activity and indicate the Google search icon to initiate the search.

      3. Add four more Click activities to form the radical of 25 math expression.

      4. Add a Get Text activity to retrieve the result offered by the built-in Google calculator.
        Indicate the calculator result displayed in the browser. Assign the result to a variable, such as calculatorResult.
      5. Add a Verify Expression activity to check if the retrieved result is correct.
        In the Expression field, enter the following expression: calculatorResult = "5".

Next steps

To learn how to work with test cases visit Test Cases, and Test Case Templates.

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