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Test automation has long focused on verifying functionality, but as applications become more complex, aligning tests with business behavior is critical. This is where Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) comes in — emphasizing collaboration between developers, testers, and stakeholders to create tests that reflect real user behavior.

BDD frameworks enable writing automated tests in natural language, bridging the gap between technical implementation and business requirements. This approach ensures that automated tests aren’t just running scripts but validating what truly matters to the end user.

Tools like Keploy complement this philosophy by generating deterministic test cases from real API traffic, making automation even more representative of actual usage patterns. By combining BDD with intelligent test generation, teams can improve test relevance, reduce maintenance overhead, and ensure that test automation directly supports business objectives.