# Creating Tests

- [Your first test](https://docs.bugbug.io/creating-tests/recording-the-tests.md): Learn the basics of creating your first automated test with BugBug. The process is very simple and doesn't require any coding knowledge. See how easy it is to run your first test.
- [Independent tests](https://docs.bugbug.io/creating-tests/independent-tests.md): Learn why independent tests are crucial for end-to-end testing process. A good practice in automation testing is that every test is completely independent of other tests.
- [Duplicating tests](https://docs.bugbug.io/creating-tests/duplicating-tests.md): See how to duplicate your tests with BugBug without a need to create them from scratch.
- [New test from here](https://docs.bugbug.io/creating-tests/new-test-from-here.md): See how to avoid recording the same test steps multiple times. With BugBug you can duplicate them so that only part of the steps is copied over.


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