Test Automation University Course WebDriver with Selenium

- How to install Selenium WebDriver and the other dependencies needed

- How to use the WebDriver API to launch and interact with websites

- Various techniques to find elements such as buttons, links, text, dropdowns, and more within a web application

- WebDriver API calls to interact with those elements such as clicking, entering and reading text, selecting options, handling popups and alerts, uploading files, working with iframes, and more

- Advanced interactions, such as hovering and sending alternative keys like tab, as well as symbols

- How to integrate the WebDriver API with a test assertion library, such as TestNG

- How to organize our test code using the Page Object Model

- Various wait strategies to control the timing of our scripts and avoid flaky tests

- How to take screenshots during test executions

- How to have our code listen for specific WebDriver events and perform additional actions, like logging our test activity

- How to customize the browser used in test execution

- How to run headless tests

- Advanced topics like navigating multiple open tabs within a browser, as well as cookie management

- And for anything we can't do with the core WebDriver API methods, we'll learn how to write custom actions using JavaScript