Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - First Page Class

The video tutorial explains how to create a login page class in a test automation framework. It covers defining variables and locators, creating methods for page actions, and integrating the page class with a test class. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of organizing code for maintainability and readability.

What is the primary purpose of a page class in a test framework?

• To manage database connections

• To define UI elements and actions

• To handle user authentication

• To store test data

Why should locators not be defined as final in a page class?

• To allow for dynamic changes

• To enhance security

• To improve performance

• To reduce memory usage

What is the first method typically created in a page class?

• Sign in method

• Open method

• Close method

• Validate method

What is the benefit of defining locators as global variables?

• They reduce code complexity

• They enhance security

• They improve code readability

• They can be easily modified in one place

What is the role of the driver instance in a page class?

• To store user credentials

• To manage test data

• To perform actions on web elements

• To handle network requests

What is the first step in integrating a page class with a test class?

• Writing test assertions

• Defining test data

• Setting up a database connection

• Creating a login page object

What is the advantage of using a page class in a test framework?

• It simplifies test maintenance

• It enhances security

• It increases test execution speed

• It reduces memory usage