

Spur's Functional Testing agent navigated to a Bombas product page, selected a size, added the item to the bag, and validated the cart contents, checking the product name, image, and price were all correct. They were. It also caught that the cart image's alt text referenced the wrong gender for the product.

Alt text accuracy
Cart item images labelled with the correct product name.
Accessibility
Screen readers describing the correct product to users who rely on them.
SEO integrity
Image attributes reinforcing the right product metadata.
Cart consistency
Every element of the cart item telling the same story.
The customer's live site,
captured by
Spur
during the run.
Validate the cart contains an item with the product name matching [Product Name], a product image is displayed (not broken or missing), and a price is shown (not $0.00 or empty)

2hrs
Dev time saved
Shipped, this is the kind of thing that surfaces through an accessibility audit or a screen reader user flagging it directly.
Overlooked
Accessibility and SEO
Alt text mismatches are invisible to most users and easy to deprioritize. For someone using a screen reader, though, hearing the wrong gender in their cart is a real gap.
2hrs
Manual QA time
Catching this manually means inspecting the image attributes in the cart rather than just reading the page, the kind of check that doesn't appear on a standard functional test checklist.
Accessibility & SEO issue
A 5-step add-to-cart validation test on Bombas. Spur landed on the product page, selected size M, clicked Add to Bag, confirmed the cart drawer opened, and verified the correct product appeared with a valid image and price. All steps passed and it flagged a mismatched alt text along the way that a functional check alone would never surface.
Redirect to: /products/womens-merino-wool-hiking-quarter-sock-6-pack
Click on an available size option to select it
Click the Add to Bag button
Validate the cart drawer or cart modal has opened and is visible
Validate the cart contains an item with the product name matching [Product Name], a product image is displayed (not broken or missing), and a price is shown (not $0.00 or empty)