Zillow

Zillow

Five views — the signed-in landing page, search results, a listing, saved homes, and the 404. 59 components, 4 requests.

Why the map matters

Three routes list homes and no card selector works across all three. Worse, the search page's card test id is reused on a listing page, where it matches five other homes in the similar-homes rail rather than the one being viewed — so the wrong answer looks exactly like the right one.

The two facts an agent most wants from a listing, price and address, have no test id at all.

Try it

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Search, listings and the 404 work signed out; the landing carousel and saved homes need an account.

What bites

• Three routes, three card conventions — and on a listing page, property-card means the similar-homes rail, not the listing.
• Price and address have no test id. Read them from the h1 and the title.
• data-price-row is not a row. It is a span holding one price; the real row has no test id, so the history columns must be zipped by index.
• Half a listing page renders twice, header facts and media tabs included.
• Search filters are path segments, not query parameters.
• The 404's document.title is the empty string — the only route where that is true, and the cheapest test for it.

Personal data

Listing pages carry home addresses and agent contact details. Selectors and what they mean are recorded; values are not. No address, price, agent name or phone number appears in the corpus. The two screenshots show public for-sale listings as Zillow publishes them.

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