Selenium WebDriver with Python Crash Course

Learn to write Selenium WebDriver scripts with Python, understand core concepts of Selenium and WebDriver, and gain hands-on practice ideas to hit the ground running.

Learn Python basics, then master Selenium WebDriver to build an integrated testing framework that covers front-end and back-end validation, including database and API checks, with end-to-end examples and coupon guidance.

Explore a practice e-commerce site for automation testing with Selenium and Python, and learn to set up a local storefront for frontend tests like add-to-cart with fake coupons.

Install python and selenium, choose a free IDE such as PyCharm, and explore virtual environments to run multiple library versions, then install selenium with pip and verify with pip freeze.

Explore HTML structure essentials for Selenium tests, including tags, head and body, headers and inputs, and learn to locate and interact with elements using id and other locators.

Learn to set up Selenium WebDriver, create a browser instance, and manage Chrome or Firefox drivers and the system path for reliable script execution.

Explore how selenium webdriver finds elements using id, css selector, xpath, and other locators, then interact with them by clicking, typing with send keys, and retrieving element text.

Learn how to handle the common element not found issue in Selenium WebDriver with Python by using implicit waits and explicit waits to cover Ajax loading delays.

Develop a Selenium WebDriver test in Python that clicks the PyPI link from Python.org's top menu and verifies the correct page loads by comparing the page title.

Demonstrate by writing a Selenium Python test that adds an item to the cart, applies an invalid coupon, and asserts the correct error message.

Scrape product prices from a homepage using Selenium, extracting each product's name and price to build a list of dictionaries for price comparison.

Practice project ideas for Selenium with Python, including automated test cases and web scraping, such as registration, login, cart totals, and sorting.