Abstract: A computer-implemented method for reliably identifying controls invoked during quality-assurance reviews of user interfaces may include: 1) identifying at least one user-interface control invoked during an initial quality-assurance review of a user interface, 2) for each identified user-interface control, identifying an object-tree path that is followed when invoking the user-interface control, 3) storing the object-tree path for the user-interface control in a data structure, and then 4) using the object-tree path during a subsequent quality-assurance review to automatically identify and invoke the user-interface control.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for reducing redundancies in quality-assurance reviews of graphical user interfaces may include identifying a plurality of screenshots of a graphical user interface. The computer-implemented method may also include creating, for each screenshot within the plurality of screenshots, a fingerprint of the screenshot and a fingerprint of a set of text contained within the screenshot. The computer-implemented method may further include performing a consolidation operation that identifies, by comparing each screenshot fingerprint and comparing each text fingerprint, redundant screenshots and/or redundant sets of text. The computer-implemented method may additionally include displaying non-redundant screenshots and/or non-redundant sets of text. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.