The lecture introduces practice websites created for students to gain hands-on experience while watching lectures. These websites, accessible via rahulshettyacademy.com, feature projects based on Angular, HTML, and PHP technologies. They include an ecommerce site and a UI components page, useful for web automation practice. The instructor will use these sites in lectures to demonstrate concepts, and they are applicable for front-end automation tools like Selenium, Protractor, and Cypress. Students can enhance their skills without searching for resources online.

Where can students access the practice websites mentioned in the lecture?

• studentportal.com

• practicewebsites.com

• example.com

• rahulshettyacademy.com

Which technology is used for the first ecommerce practice project?

• Node.js

• Vue.js

• Angular

• React

What can students find on the web page with various UI components?

• Only tables and child windows

• Only radio buttons and alert boxes

• Only checkboxes and dropdowns

• A mix of UI components like checkboxes, dropdowns, and tables

Which combination of technologies is used for the second ecommerce site?

• HTML and Ruby

• HTML and JavaScript

• HTML and PHP

• HTML and Python

Which front-end automation tools are mentioned for use with the practice websites?

• QUnit, Karma, and Chai

• Puppeteer, Playwright, and TestCafe

• Jest, Mocha, and Jasmine

• Selenium, Protractor, and Cypress