Selenium Automation Project – Page Object Model (POM)

Project Overview

This project demonstrates automation of the [Website Name] using Selenium WebDriver in Java, following the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern. It focuses on automating key workflows such as login, search, filter, add-to-cart, and checkout to ensure the application's functionality and reliability.

Features

• Functional testing of login, search, filter, product selection, and checkout workflows.
• Reusable Page Object Model structure separating locators and actions from test scripts.
• Test execution using TestNG framework.
• Assertion-based verification for accurate test results.
• Handling of dynamic elements, alerts, dropdowns, and waits for robust automation.
• Generation of detailed logs and screenshots for failed test cases.
• Easy maintenance and scalability for future test cases.

Project Structure

src/ │ ├─ pages/ # Page classes containing locators and methods ├─ tests/ # Test classes using TestNG ├─ utils/ # Utility classes (e.g., WebDriver setup, waits, logger) └─ resources/ # Test data and configuration files

Prerequisites

• Java JDK 11 or higher
• Maven
• Selenium WebDriver
• TestNG
• ChromeDriver / GeckoDriver
• IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA)

How to Run

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone [repository-url]

Open the project in your IDE.

Install required dependencies using Maven:

mvn clean install Run test classes using TestNG XML files or directly from your IDE.

Test reports and screenshots for failed tests will be generated in the test-output folder.

Technologies Used

Java

Selenium WebDriver

TestNG

Maven

Page Object Model (POM)

Author Muskan Patel