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Design a Test Automation Framework with Selenium and Java

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Introduction to UI Test Automation

UI Test Automation Selenium WebDriver and its Architecture Design Basics

Selenium WebDriver Basics

WebDriver Installation and Initialization for Different Browsers

All About Desired Capabilities

Emulate Mobile-Web using Chrome

Locators in Selenium

Working with WebElements

Handling JavaScript Alerts, Confirmations, and Prompts

Handling DropDown, CheckBox, and Radio Button

Implicit, Explicit and Fluent Waits

Exception Handling

Handling Cookies

Working with Drag, Drop & Mouse Hover

Double-Click and Right-Click

Capture Screenshots

Quiz: Selenium WebDriver

TestNG Framework

What is TestNG?TestNG Annotations Running Tests in Parallel Grouping of Tests Parameterisation, DataProvider and Factory Using Listeners Retrying Failed Tests Writing Custom Annotations Quiz: TestNG

Build Management

Creating Maven Project Creating Gradle Project

Configuration Management

Basics of Configuration Management Building Configuration Hierarchy and Overriding

Logging

Using Logback Automatic Logging using Aspects

Reporting

TestNG Reporting Integrate Allure Reports

Designing the UI Test Automation Framework

Designing Page Object Model Loading the Components Implement a WebDriver Manager Implementing Page Object Model Data Management Putting Together - Design the UI Test Framework Pitfalls and Suggestions Writing First Test Script

Sample UI Test Framework

Downloading Sample UI Test Framework Building and Running Tests Create and Upload Test Framework as a Library Distribution of Test Framework Library

Conclusion

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Exception Handling

Exception Handling

In this lesson, we’ll learn about the set of exceptions provided by the Selenium.

Selenium has its own set of exceptions while writing automation scripts. A programmer has to handle or throw those exceptions.

WebDriver exception #

All runtime exception classes in Selenium WebDriver come ...