The document outlines six best practices for using Selenium, an open-source tool for test automation of web applications across various platforms and browsers. Key practices include making test cases independent, preparing for cross-browser testing, adopting data-driven and behavior-driven testing, and ensuring the correct use of locators. Emphasizing atomic testing and understanding the required testing types is crucial for effective Selenium automation.

1. Selenium for Test
Automation
6 BEST PRACTICES FOR
Selenium is one of the best automation tools, which is open-source and
provides the advantage of testing web applications on different platforms
and browsers.
MAKING TEST CASES
INDEPENDENT
PREPARING FOR CROSS-
BROWSER TESTING
ADOPTING THE PRACTICE
OF DATA-DRIVEN TESTING
PRACTICE BEHAVIOR-
DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT
It is important to adopt the
practice of behavior driven
development, as it enhances
test-driven developments .
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UNDERSTANDING THE
APPLICATION
USAGE OF LOCATORS
With the Selenium test
automation tool, it is simpler to
run the same tests and the
same codes on different inputs.
The web application should be
accessible to different
audiences.
While practicing selenium
testing, it is essential to follow
atomic testing.
In the Selenium framework, it is
important to select the right
locators for a web page.
it is important to understand
what type of testing should be
performed for the proposed
application or the product.
6 BEST PRACTICES