
Learn to set up Selenium WebDriver with Java and automate web applications using TestNG, navigate pages, interact with elements, handle alerts and windows, and validate data.
Set up your Selenium WebDriver development environment by installing the Oracle JDK 24 and IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, verify Java, and prepare for your first Selenium test.
Set up a Maven project in IntelliJ, add Selenium WebDriver dependency, and write a simple Java test that launches Chrome, navigates to google.com, and verifies the page title.
Master HTML fundamentals and locate elements with CSS selectors and XPath for test automation. Explore id, class, name, type, and data attributes, plus absolute, relative, and contains XPath techniques.
Learn to locate web elements with Selenium WebDriver using id, name, and class name, and interact with them by sending keys and clicking the login button.
Learn how to locate elements in selenium using css selectors, including id, name, and class based methods. Explore attribute selectors, child selectors, and data-test examples for precise targeting.
Discover how to locate elements in Selenium with XPath, using relative paths, contains() and targeted attributes to automate login, navigate menus, and add to cart.
Open a web page with Selenium and retrieve the page title and current URL. Print the page source for debugging with WebDriver in a Java IntelliJ setup.
Explore selenium web driver navigation basics by opening pages with get() and navigate().to(), then control browser history with back, forward, and refresh to mimic real user navigation.
Master browser window control in Selenium WebDriver by maximizing, minimizing, full screen, and setting a custom size. Learn when to use close versus quit for realistic tests.
Learn how to click a button with Selenium WebDriver, locate by id, maximize the browser, and observe the button color change on the UI Testing Playground.
Learn to type into input fields, clear them when needed, and click to update text using Selenium WebDriver in Java, with id selectors to automate login and sign-up forms.
Learn to read text from elements and retrieve attributes such as class or id to verify login outcomes and button labels in Selenium tests with Java.
Learn to verify element visibility and enabled state in Selenium using is displayed and is enabled, including checks before and after clicks on dynamic buttons and inputs.
Learn to interact with dropdown menus in selenium by selecting options by visible text, value, and index, using a country select element on a test blog site.
Learn to interact with checkboxes in Selenium WebDriver by selecting one or multiple options using id selectors, validating state with isSelected, and toggling as needed.
Learn to interact with radio buttons using Selenium WebDriver, selecting male or female in a gender selector. Use isSelected and negation to verify selection before clicking, essential for testing forms.
Learn how Thread.sleep can pause a Selenium script and fail when the page isn't ready. Discover dynamic waits, including implicit and explicit waits, to speed up tests and avoid pauses.
Explore implicit waits in Selenium, which pause up to five seconds while locating elements, apply globally to the WebDriver session, and improve reliability on stable pages.
Learn to implement explicit waits in Selenium using WebDriverWait and expected conditions to wait for the target button to be visible, improving test reliability and avoiding element not interactable errors.
Learn to run selenium tests with TestNG by adding the TestNG dependency to pom.xml, using @Test annotations, and employing before method and after method for driver setup and teardown.
Learn to validate web apps with assertions in selenium using testng. Use assert equals, assert true, and assert false to verify title and url with clear failure messages.
Are you ready to start your journey into test automation? This course is your complete guide to mastering Selenium WebDriver with Java and TestNG, even if you have no prior experience with Selenium.
In today’s fast-paced development environments, automation testing is an essential skill for QA engineers, developers, and anyone working in software delivery. This course is designed to take you from the basics to a solid, job-ready foundation in UI automation — with step-by-step explanations, real-world examples, and hands-on practice.
You'll start by setting up your environment and writing your first Selenium script. From there, we’ll dive into navigating pages, interacting with elements (like buttons, input fields, dropdowns, checkboxes, and radio buttons), and using WebDriver to extract data and validate page content.
You’ll also learn how to manage waits and synchronization, handle multiple windows and alerts, and apply TestNG annotations to structure your tests professionally. We’ll cover assertions, test grouping, and reporting, helping you build clean, maintainable test frameworks.
Whether you're a manual tester ready to transition, a Java developer expanding into testing, or a beginner learning automation from scratch, this course will give you the confidence and skills to start automating web apps like a pro. With practice and persistence, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a confident automation engineer.