Exact action, exact assertion.
Each brief separates what the browser should do from what it must observe. That keeps a confident click from masquerading as a passing test.
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Build it. Open it. Prove it.
Turn one site goal into a focused browser run with exact clicks, assertions, viewport coverage, and evidence worth keeping.
Compose the browser run.
Describe one real path and one observable finish line. The studio shapes the handoff and keeps the claim boundary explicit.
One path.
Visible proof.
Your run will appear here as an ordered browser handoff, not a simulated test result.
A test is only real when its finish line is observable.
Two viewports
Desktop and mobile become explicit passes rather than an afterthought.
Durable proof
The exported brief keeps the target, actions, assertion, and evidence requirements together.
Clean boundary
The studio never claims it opened the page. It prepares the run for the browser that will.
From page to proof.
The same path moves from intent to interaction to visible evidence, with recovery built into the handoff.
Start from the rendered page.
Confirm the target, inspect the visible state, and identify the controls needed for the user goal.
Follow the shortest real path.
Perform the named interaction with viewport-specific evidence at the moments that matter.
Assert the outcome, then recover.
Capture the observable finish line, reload to check durable state, and record failures without inventing success.