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 ## Introduction
-Are you annoyed by unrecognized UI changes? Are you still wasting time making sure your changes are not crashing something? Use BackstopJS as an option to improve your regression testing process locally and in your CI/CD process. We tried it out and developed this application that now makes our lives easier.
+Are you annoyed by unrecognized UI changes? Are you still wasting time making sure your changes are not crashing something? Use [BackstopJS](https://github.com/garris/BackstopJS) as an option to improve your regression testing process locally and in your CI/CD process. We tried it out and developed this application that now makes our lives easier.
 
 ## Usage of BackstopJS
 BackstopJS runs through a predefined list of pages on a website, takes screenshots, and compares these screenshots to highlight any changes. It can be run locally and can be easily integrated into a pipeline.