Selenium Automation with Java

Move beyond script recording into engineering-grade UI automation. You will write Java-based Selenium tests, structure them with TestNG, and evolve toward a reusable framework with reporting, configuration and CI awareness.

• Manual testers moving into automation
• QA engineers learning Selenium
• Automation engineers refining framework skills
• SDET aspirants targeting Java stacks

• Java for Test Automation
• Selenium WebDriver
• Locators
• Web Elements
• Synchronization & Waits
• Actions
• Alerts
• Frames
• Windows & Tabs
• Dropdowns
• Dynamic Elements
• TestNG
• Assertions
• Data-Driven Testing
• Page Object Model
• Framework Architecture
• Design Patterns
• Configuration Management
• Reporting
• Parallel Execution
• Cross-Browser Testing
• CI/CD Fundamentals
• Real-world Automation Framework

• Modular Page Object Model suite for a multi-page web app
• Data-driven regression pack with reporting
• Parallel cross-browser execution starter pipeline

Project examples are instructional practice scenarios — not client case studies or partnership claims.

• Layered framework structure
• Page Object Model and reusable components
• Design patterns for maintainability
• Configuration and environment management
• Test data strategy
• Reporting and parallel execution
• CI/CD fundamentals for automation

Practice explaining waits, locators, POM, TestNG, and framework trade-offs — the questions commonly asked in Selenium / Java automation interviews.

• Automate UI flows with Selenium and Java
• Structure suites with TestNG and assertions
• Apply Page Object Model and design patterns
• Reason about framework architecture and CI/CD basics