Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - Problems of a No Framework Test Case

The video tutorial discusses the problems with a current login test class, highlighting issues such as excessive length, redundancy, and lack of readability. It emphasizes the misuse of WebDriver APIs within test methods, citing Simon Stewart's advice. Solutions include creating separate page classes to handle actions and improve code readability. The tutorial also stresses the importance of keeping assertions within test methods, ensuring clarity and maintainability in larger applications.

What are the main problems identified with the no framework test case?

How does redundancy in code affect the readability of test methods?

What is the significance of using Webdriver APIs in test methods according to Simon Stewart?

What are the expected outcomes of implementing the proposed solutions in the test class?

Describe the proposed solution to handle the redundancy in the test class.

What changes are suggested to improve the readability of the test methods?

Why should assertion statements be kept in the test methods rather than in page classes?