PS: dont take me wrong. Unit tests are useful if used properly. But people just don't use it correctly. To most people what is important is the percentage of c

PS: dont take me wrong. Unit tests are useful if used properly. But people just don't use it correctly. To most people what is important is the percentage of code tested, instead of test critical logic conditions for your software piece. I work in a big bank in my country, that would insist us to do unit test in UI. Things like, if I set the button visibility to true, the button needs to be visible. Like... no shit Sherlock? What do you expect to happen?