Caesr: One Prompt, Full Website QA

September 19, 2025

Illustration of automated website QA testing with Caesr. A webpage mockup is shown with highlighted UI sections and a connected QA checklist displaying passed and failed tests. A ‘Prompt’ button at the bottom indicates natural language automation triggering the full testing flow.

QA Without the Manual Grind

The process of website testing requires users to perform multiple time-consuming manual tasks which include page scrolling and login verification and responsiveness checks and filter validation.

Caesr successfully integrates all the information into one single prompt.

You can avoid manual testing of flows and scripts because Caesr performs the testing as like real user.

What is Caesr?

Caesr is our new natural language automation chat.

The tool accepts instructions written in everyday language which it converts into sequential steps before executing them through the user interface.

It generates a complete QA report which includes severity levels together with possible causes and recommended solutions.

For developers building fast-moving apps and QA engineers under pressure to keep up with rapid release cycles, Caesr delivers the speed of AI with the depth of human-like testing.

The Prompt Behind This Test

Perform an in-depth, human-like quality assurance analysis on the “ArtisanAura” web application. Simulate a real user journey and cover the following scenarios in order:

1) User Onboarding & Authentication — On the homepage, scroll to the bottom to confirm all sections render; scroll back to the top; locate “Sign in with Google”; attempt to sign in; report whether auth completes, fails, or stalls.
2) Mobile Shopping & Responsive Design — Navigate to All Products; set viewport to 400px width; slowly scroll the entire product list like a shopper; note any overlaps, broken layouts, or text overflow.
3) Content Discovery & Performance — In desktop view on All Products, scroll to the very bottom; click Load More; measure and report the time (seconds) until new products fully render.
4) End-to-End Search & Filter — From the homepage, go to All Products; scroll at least two rows; open a specific product (e.g., “Handmade Ceramic Mug”); on the detail page verify title, image, price are visible; go back; search for “ceramic”; apply the $51–$100 price filter; verify only items in that range appear.
5) Information Architecture & Footer Navigation — Return to the homepage; scroll to the absolute bottom; in the footer, find Shipping & Returns (may be small text); open it and confirm it navigates to the shipping policy page.

For each issue, categorize severity (Critical / Major / Minor), add a suspected root cause, a proposed fix, and attach a screenshot with clear annotations.

How Caesr Ran the Test

Caesr parsed the instruction and carried out a full QA flow:

Onboarding & Login — scrolled the homepage, tested Google sign-in, and confirmed post-auth state.
Responsive Design — resized to 400px, scrolled product listings, and flagged layout issues.
Performance — measured how long it took “Load More” to render new products.
Search & Filter — searched for “ceramic,” applied price filters, and validated the results.
Footer Navigation — found “Shipping & Returns” and confirmed correct page navigation.

Why It Matters

Realistic coverage — duplicate the way users would naturally interact with the site.
Structured reporting — provides structured reporting which includes severity ratings and both cause identification and solution recommendations for each issue.
Faster iteration — becomes faster because developers eliminate the need to recreate their scripts for each regression cycle.

Caesr helps QA teams and developers who work at startup speed maintain testing operations at the same speed as their shipping process.

Automation Without Limits

Website QA is just one application. The same natural language approach can be applied to:

Invoice validation
Shopping flows
Content research
Social posting

… and much more. The beginning of this is only the start because you can try your own prompts to see what Caesr can automate for you.

✨ Caesr officially launches on September 23.
QA is only one example, see how far a single prompt with Caesr can go.

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September 19, 2025

Caesr: One Prompt, Full Website QA

What can be said can be solved.

QA Without the Manual Grind

What is Caesr?

The Prompt Behind This Test

How Caesr Ran the Test

Why It Matters

Automation Without Limits

What can be said can be solved.

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