Write your first automated test at the user interface level using the Java programming language and Selenium
What you will learn
Creating an automated test at the user interface level
Preparing the working environment
Launching the browser
Locating elements on the page
Interacting with elements
Verifying the state of elements
Why take this course?
A mini-course where you’ll learn how to create an automated test for a web application at the user interface level using the Java programming language. Various tools can be used for UI-level test automation, but the most popular one is Selenium WebDriver.
To put it simply: we’ll write code that automatically launches a web browser, opens a specific webpage, and performs actions like clicking elements, entering data into forms, and more. The tests in this course are created using the Java programming language. While programming knowledge is not required (it’s helpful for better understanding), an introduction to programming is not part of this course due to the length limitations of free content on this platform.
What will you learn about writing automated tests?
- How to install JDK – Java for developers.
- How to install Maven – a tool for managing dependencies.
- How to locate elements on a webpage and interact with them.
- How to check the state of elements and verify if it meets expectations.
- How to write your first automated test.
How to contact the instructor?
If any topic covered in the course is unclear or something simply doesn’t work, you can contact me via:
- The “Questions and Answers” section.
- Private messages on the platform.
I hope the knowledge presented in this course helps you elevate your career to the next level or makes it easier to land your first job. If you have any questions, I’m here to help. Have a great day!