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Selenium Learning Roadmap

The Selenium Learning Roadmap outlines a step-by-step guide for mastering Selenium, starting from web basics and environment setup to writing scripts and implementing advanced features. It covers essential topics such as locators, waits, Page Object Model, assertions, parallel execution, CI/CD integration, and Behavior-Driven Development. This roadmap is designed to enhance the skills of individuals looking to automate web testing effectively.

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Selenium Learning Roadmap

The Selenium Learning Roadmap outlines a step-by-step guide for mastering Selenium, starting from web basics and environment setup to writing scripts and implementing advanced features. It covers essential topics such as locators, waits, Page Object Model, assertions, parallel execution, CI/CD integration, and Behavior-Driven Development. This roadmap is designed to enhance the skills of individuals looking to automate web testing effectively.

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Selenium Learning Roadmap (Step-by-Step Guide)

1. Learn Web Basics

- HTML: tags, forms, buttons

- CSS: selectors, classes, IDs

- JavaScript basics

- XPath & CSS Selectors

2. Set Up Environment

- Install Java or Python

- Set up IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ, VS Code, PyCharm)

- Install Selenium libraries (via Maven or pip)

- Download browser drivers (e.g., chromedriver)

3. Write First Selenium Script

- Launch browser and navigate to a URL

- Locate and interact with elements

- Example: login form automation

4. Master Locators & Waits

- Locators: ID, Name, XPath, CSS Selector

- Waits: Implicit, Explicit, Fluent Wait

5. Advanced WebDriver Features

- Handle dropdowns, alerts, frames


Selenium Learning Roadmap (Step-by-Step Guide)

- Switch windows/tabs

- Screenshots, scrolling, file uploads/downloads

6. Implement Page Object Model (POM)

- Separate page structure from test logic

- Improve reusability and readability of code

7. Assertions & Reporting

- Use TestNG (Java) or PyTest (Python)

- Add assertions and generate test reports

8. Parallel Execution & Selenium Grid

- Run tests in parallel across multiple browsers/machines

- Use Docker Grid or cloud platforms like BrowserStack

9. CI/CD Integration

- Automate tests using Jenkins or GitHub Actions

- Generate HTML reports and integrate with version control

10. Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)

- Use Cucumber with Selenium

- Write human-readable test cases in .feature files

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