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Mastering Selenium WebDriver: 25+ Essential Commands for Effective Web Testing

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In this tutorial, you will learn about the most important Selenium WebDriver Commands which would be the backbone of your GUI automation scripts.  We have divided the commands in to different categories so that you can learn Selenium commands without difficulty. This Selenium Commands tutorial has explained you all the commands with Code examples and sample Selenium programs for better understanding. Table of Content 1. Selenium Browser Commands 2. Get Commands 3. Navigation Commands 4. Web Element Commands 5. Select Dropdown Commands 1. Selenium Browser Commands Browser commands are the starting point of your Selenium WebDriver script. These commands used to launch browser, maximize it, open URL to be tested and other navigation commands. i. Set Path of browser/driver executable: It is the starting point of the WebDriver script.  You have to download the browser executable file for the browser and make sure it is compatible with the version of your browser. For example...

Selenium Automation for E-commerce Websites

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E-commerce websites are complex platforms where functionality, user experience, and performance are critical for success. Testing such applications manually can be time-consuming and prone to human error. Selenium, an open-source automation testing tool, is ideal for automating e-commerce applications due to its flexibility, extensive browser support, and integration capabilities. In this blog, we’ll explore how to approach Selenium automation for e-commerce websites with examples, best practices, and common scenarios. Why Automate E-commerce Testing? E-commerce platforms include a wide array of features such as product catalogs, shopping carts, payment gateways, and user accounts. Automation ensures: Improved Efficiency : Automation can execute repetitive tasks quickly. Enhanced Accuracy : Reduces human errors in test execution. Scalability : Handles increasing functionality as the website grows. Continuous Feedback : Ensures that new code changes do ...