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    <span>Unified Test Automation Framework</span>
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      The framework for building test automation
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    <a class="button is-primary" href="/docs/intro">Learn UTAF</a>
    <a class="button is-primary" href="/docs/getting-started">API Reference</a>
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    Create Test Automation Faster & Easier
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      The UTAF SDK lets you build automated tests using the same frameworks and
      languages you are already familiar with. Combining our framework
      extensions with a rich set of adapter libraries for common services and
      dependencies provides a complete platform to rapidly implement automated
      test solutions for our clients.
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    <a class="button is-primary" href="/docs/getting-started">Get Started</a>
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        The Unified Test Automation Framework (UTAF) is a development framework
        for building and running code-based test automation including API, UI
        and End-to-End tests along with Accessibility, Mobile, Performance and
        Security testing. The UTAF SDK contains a set of libraries used to
        quickly create and extend automated test suites. There are
        implementations of the UTAF SDK for several languages including as C#,
        Java, JavaScript/TypeScript and Python.
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      <h4 class="tile-title">Use the Frameworks You Already Know</h4>
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        Unlike frameworks that claim to "supercharge" testing efforts, the UTAF
        SDK does not replace or even abstract the underlying framework. In fact,
        quite the opposite. We want to leverage the underlying frameworks and
        simply extend them so teams don't have to repeatedly (re)code the same
        common types, functions, actions, helpers, etc. The UTAF also provides
        code to handle integrations with many common services including
        databases, message brokers, identity providers and more.
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      <h4 class="tile-title">Modularized Packages</h4>
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        The UTAF SDK contains numerous separate packages for each framework
        extension and adapter libraries. This provides greater flexibility as
        engineers only have to import the packages they actually need. It also
        means cleaner separation of concerns within the codebase and supports
        better software development practices and processes.
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      <h4 class="tile-title">Simplified Distribution Model</h4>
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        All versions of the SDK are distributed via the most common package
        managers (Maven, npm, NuGet, etc.). This distribution model means we
        deliver the UTAF SDK as a product in the same way other vendors deliver
        the libraries and products we utilize every day. It also makes it
        significantly easier for teams to update/upgrade their test suites to
        use the latest version of the SDK so they can benefit from improvements
        and new features when they are released.
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