Selenium Automation Testing for Beginners

Explore Selenium components and architecture, from browser drivers and remote control to Selenium Grid hub and nodes, and learn cross-browser automation with open source, multi-language support.

Learn to set up a Selenium testing environment by installing Java 8, configuring JAVA_HOME and PATH, installing Eclipse, downloading Selenium standalone, and importing it into a Java project.

Learn how to set up selenium with the chrome driver, initialize the web driver, maximize the browser window, navigate to a website, and close the browser.

Discover how to identify web elements with Selenium WebDriver using locators such as name, id, and class, then interact by entering credentials and clicking login.

Selenium automation testing for beginners teaches you to interact with form elements on a site, including text boxes, a text area, and radio buttons, by clicking the new customer link.

Master XPath locators in Selenium automation testing for beginners by learning absolute and relative XPath, how double slash and single slash navigate descendants, and locating dynamic elements using attributes.

Master XPath locators for Selenium automation by learning how to identify dynamic elements with stable, unique anchors. Craft effective absolute and relative XPath expressions to locate targets.

Learn how to manage synchronization with a page load timeout in Selenium, including the default minus one infinite wait and the possibility of a remote exception.

Learn how implicit wait makes Selenium wait for elements to load, and how to use the Action class to move to elements and click them in practice.

Learn how explicit wait helps Selenium wait for a specific element by conditions, such as appearing, becoming visible, or clickable, and compare it with implicit wait for reliable interactions.