We approach problems by first examining the issue at hand and then considering potential solutions, taking a holistic view of the entire application landscape. This includes not only the technology stack, but also the team's skills and preferences.

Before we begin improving existing frameworks or building a new one from scratch, we take the time to clearly define our long-term goals and objectives - the "dot on the horizon" that we are working towards.

Our primary objective is to utilize test automation frameworks as a tool to streamline mundane tasks, freeing up more time to focus on delivering business value.

We understand that the key to success lies not in the tool itself, but rather in the problem it is intended to solve and the standardized approach used to set up test automation.

By doing so, we can minimize the time spent on maintenance and refactoring, and instead allocate more resources to bringing new features into production.