The Netherlands Enterprise Agency, also known as Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland or RVO, has undergone a significant transformation in its software testing approach with the help of Cypress, a popular testing tool. Prior to 2024, testing was not a formally recognized discipline within the organization, and it was often approached in a fragmented and informal way. However, with the official recognition of testing as a separate discipline in January 2024, RVO embarked on a journey to modernize its testing processes, led by Cypress Ambassadors Frits Van Der Sloot and Paul de Witt. They introduced a language-first testing strategy, which emphasized the use of TypeScript as a shared language for all testing efforts, regardless of the tool used. This approach enabled teams to simplify abstractions, reduce complexity, and focus on clarity and intention. As a result, RVO was able to eliminate unnecessary complexity, unify testing across legacy and greenfield systems, reduce its dependency on external consultants, and build a culture where quality is everyone's responsibility. By adopting Cypress and a language-first strategy, RVO has not only improved its testing processes but also modernized the way it thinks about testing altogether, with a significant reduction in consultancy fees and a shift towards long-term internal ownership of quality processes.