Listed 28 September 2014 · Groningen · Netherlands

Napment.

A Groningen beta that let non-programmers script website checks, such as a shop's search box, and rerun them automatically.

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  1. Listed on Stompstart

    “Making testing your website as easy as possible”

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Landing page headlined "Testing your website is important" over a posterized photo of a desk with a laptop.
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Listed 28 September 2014 · page saved 29 March 2015 · Public Beta

“Making testing your website as easy as possible”

Testing your website is important. Napment makes this as easy as possible for you. In just a few simple steps you’ll be able to test the functionality of your website, without having any programming knowledge. And all of your tests in one place. Let’s say you have a webshop, and you want to test the search functionality. You tell napment; - on which page you should to be; - to fill in the search form - the results you expect Then you can run your tests, this just takes a few seconds. When your test ran successfully, you can make all of your tests run automatically. Napment is the first actual interface to offer this functionality, we’re currently in beta.

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Groningen · Netherlands
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In our words: The 2014 listing described Napment as a way to test a website's functions without programming: tell it which page to open, what to fill in and what result to expect, run the test in seconds, then schedule tests to run automatically. It called itself the first interface to offer this.

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