Rerun critical website journeys after changes

Select flows that protect important behavior

Choose journeys tied to real product tasks: reaching a page, navigating between steps, or submitting a visible form. Keep a short list of flows that matter for each release rather than trying to test every screen at once.

Use the same target environment and comparable setup where possible. Changes in test data, access, or environment can affect the observations and should be noted when reviewing results.

Compare only evidence that can be ordered

A useful comparison needs recorded evidence that can be aligned in sequence. If runs lack ordered evidence or the journey changed materially, avoid presenting a side-by-side comparison as a precise regression result.

Treat comparison as a review aid, not a claim that every code or visual difference has been detected. Analyra reports browser-run observations; it is not a source-code diff or comprehensive visual pixel comparison.

Investigate gaps instead of assuming success

Read passed, failed, incomplete, unverified, and not-run states separately. An unverified check is not evidence of a failure, but it is also not proof that the behavior works.

Use a failed or changed observation to decide whether to inspect the application, adjust the journey, or rerun with controlled data. Optional AI analysis can add context but remains separate from the recorded outcome.

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