This page was created by Qxf2 Services and Mangalore Infotech to help testers practice Selenium. Selenium lets you control the browser through a script. Selenium lets you interact with browsers in a manner similar to real users interacting with browsers. For example, you can fill in text, click buttons, hover over elements, chose drop downs, validate text, etc.

Selenium for beginners: Practice page 1

This page contains the most common HTML elements that you will interact with on a webpage. You can use this page to practice the follow with Selenium:

• Navigate to a specific URL

  (come to this page)

• Fill text fields

  (fill the Example Form below)

• Set a dropdown

  (set Gender in the Example Form below)

• Enable/disable a checkbox

  (click on I agree)

• Click a button

  (submit the Example Form below)

• Identify elements without ids

  (the email field of Example Form below)

• Check for form validation messages

  (submit empty form)

• Check for successful form submit

  (goes to a new page)

• Hover and click

  (Menu > Resources > GUI automation)

• Count the number of rows in a table

  (use the Example Table table below)

• Get the text from a table row

  (use the Example Table table below)

• Get text in a cell of a table

  (use the Example Table table below)

NOTE: We presented a tutorial aimed at Selenium newbies as part of the Mangaluru Software Testing Group. You can find the corresponding code on our GitHub repository.