UITestify is a lightweight iOS application designed to help developers and QA engineers learn and practice writing UI tests using XCUITest. This app mimics a real-world quiz flow with multiple UI components, timers, and result tracking — making it ideal for practicing test case design, accessibility usage, and automation strategies.

• Built with Swift and UIKit
• Covers key UI test scenarios:
  • Button actions (Start, Reset, Next, Result)
  • Timers for each question
  • Score calculation and result display (Pass/Fail based on 60%)
• Clean architecture for scalable test cases
• Uses accessibility identifiers for robust test automation
• Includes conditional button behavior (e.g., Next disabled during quiz)
• Supports edge-case handling and reset flow validation

• Learn XCUITest automation from scratch
• Practice writing test cases with real components
• Create or extend your own test flows
• Build UI testing logic into Swift-based iOS apps
• Improve test stability with accessibility best practices

• macOS with Xcode 14+
• Basic knowledge of Swift and UIKit
• XCUITest experience (beginner-friendly)

1. Fork this repository to your GitHub account.
2. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/UITestify-iOS.git
   cd UITestify-iOS
   

bash Copy Edit open UITestify.xcodeproj Select your simulator or device and build: Cmd + R to run the app Cmd + U to run the XCUITests

Add screenshots of app screen and test cases here.

Want to improve this project? 💡 Fork the repo and clone it locally 🧪 Try writing your own UI test cases 🛠 Submit pull requests with new scenarios or improvements

XCUITest – Apple Developer Docs

Hacking with Swift – UI Testing

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.

Special thanks to the open-source community and everyone contributing to iOS testing tools and documentation.

Tag your contributions with #UITestify if you share it online.