The Selenium roadmap is a structured learning path designed to guide aspiring automation testers from foundational skills to advanced expertise in web automation. It begins with mastering a programming language like Java or Python, followed by understanding HTML, CSS, and core Java concepts. Learners then dive into Selenium’s core tools—WebDriver, IDE, and Grid—while practicing element locators and WebDriver commands. The journey continues with integrating testing frameworks like TestNG or JUnit, building automation frameworks such as Page Object Model, and incorporating tools like Maven, Jenkins, and Log4j for continuous integration and reporting. Real-world project experience and consistent practice are key milestones, culminating in certification to validate one’s proficiency and boost career prospects in automation testing. 🧪 Core Selenium WebDriver Topics Locators : ID, Name, Class, CSS Selector, XPath WebElement Methods : click(), sendKeys(), getText(), is...
Mapping the future of test engineering