1. A method, comprising: capturing a first set of one or more requests transmitted in response to a first selection to load a webpage or a second selection of an element on a webpage; displaying a user interface comprising a first pane and a second pane; inserting the first set of the one or more requests into the first pane of the user interface; inserting a set of one or more gold standard requests into the second pane of the user interface, the set of the one or more gold standard requests being a set of tested requests that were transmitted, prior to the first set of the one or more requests, as a result of a third selection to load the webpage or a fourth selection of the element on the webpage; parsing, by a computer, the first set of the one or more requests to identify a plurality of variables of the first set of the one or more requests; in response to the parsing, displaying, within the user interface, a list of the plurality of variables, the list providing at least one option for a user to select at least one of the plurality of variables; in response to a selection from the list of one variable of the plurality of variables, indicating, within the user interface, that the one variable is a selected variable and that at least one other variable is an unselected variable and generating a first column in a first table within the user interface to hold a first value, from the first set of the one or more requests, of the selected variable and a second column in a second table within the user interface to hold a second value, from the set of the one or more gold standard requests, of the selected variable, wherein the second table is different from the list and the first table; determining the first value of the selected variable; displaying the first value of the selected variable in the first column; determining the second value of the selected variable; displaying the second value of the selected variable in the second column; comparing the first value with the second value; determining if the first value matches the second value; and updating the user interface with an indication of a passing result if the first value matches the second value.