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Test automation has a crucial role in modern software development. Automated tests are immensely helpful in quality assurance, catching bugs and giving information on the state of the software. There are many existing frameworks that are designed to assist in creating automated tests. The frameworks can have massively varying purposes and targeted applications and technologies. In this paper, we aim to study a selected group of Behavior Driven Development (BDD) testing frameworks, compare them, identify their strengths and shortcomings, and implement our own testing framework to answer the discovered challenges. Finally, we will evaluate the resulting framework and see if it can meet its requirements. As a result we’ll have a better understanding in what kind of tools there are for automating behavior driven tests, what type of different approaches have been and can be taken to implement such frameworks, and what are the benefits and suitable uses of each tool.