When a UI change is introduced, fixing a Selenium script is often a manual, time-consuming process. Even minor updates—such as renamed IDs, altered DOM structures, or redesigned components—can cause tests to fail, forcing testers to analyze logs, inspect the updated UI, rewrite locators, and re-run scripts across environments.

In large test suites, a single UI change can cascade into dozens of broken tests, increasing maintenance effort and slowing release cycles.

With TestWheel’s AI self-healing, this entire process is eliminated. TestWheel automatically detects UI changes, adapts to updated elements, and repairs broken tests without manual intervention—keeping automation stable, reducing maintenance overhead, and allowing teams to focus on delivering software instead of fixing scripts.