TT3611: Manual Web Testing with Selenium
About this Course
Selenium provides mechanisms for interacting with web pages through browsers, including locating and interacting with specific features within a web interface. A tool such as Selenium IDE can be used to perform the testing in a relatively manual fashion. Selenium also comes with WebDriver, which provides a programmatic interface (API) for controlling and managing Selenium tests and interactions. WebDriver provides a mechanism for capturing and repeating tests with a web interface.
Manual Web Testing with Selenium is a hands-on web testing course, essential for experienced web developers and test engineers who need to verify web applications. This course introduces the student to the concepts and techniques of testing Web Application with the Selenium, as well as working with the Selenium IDE and Selenese.
To use WebDriver, developers must work with a programming language such as Java to control and manage the testing. It would be helpful if students have some basic Java syntax knowledge. Participants without coding skills are welcome to follow along with the hands-on labs and input solutions.
Audience Profile
This is an introductory -level Selenium course, designed for experienced web developers that are familiar with web technologies (such as HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript), who wish to get up and running on testing web applications.
At Course Completion
Students will leave this course armed with the skills required to recognize how to test web applications for sufficiency. This course uses Selenium and the Selenium IDE to design and implement tests, working through a sample Web Application that requires several testing scenarios.
Working in a hands-on learning environment guided by our expert team, attendees will learn to:
· Understand web page testing needs and how Selenium meets those needs
· Analyze a web application from a functional and testing perspective
· Design, code, and run manual tests using the Selenium IDE
· Use Selenium constructs to locate elements on a web page
· Test web page forms and the elements in those forms
· Use test suites to organize and manage tests
Outline
Session: Selenium Basics
Lesson: Introduction to Selenium
· Introduce Selenium
· Selenium Concepts and Terminology
· Manual Testing using Selenium and the Selenium IDE
· Automated Testing using Selenium WebDriver
Lesson: Using The Selenium IDE
· Start the Selenium IDE
· Understand the components of the Selenium IDE
· Use Web Developer Inspector to inspect elements in a web page
Lesson: Creating and Running a Manual Test
· Testing planning and Test Plans
· Use Selenium IDE to create and run a manual test
· Understand the Selenium IDE components
· Page Transitions and Globbing
Session: Testing with the Selenium IDE
Lesson: Selenium Locators
· Use Selenium IDE to find a specific spot on the web page
· Built-In Locators
· Find by HTML Features
· Find using CSS
· Find using XPath and the DOM
Lesson: Test Suites
· Group manual tests into test suites
· Create test suites when creating tests
· Importing tests created with the Selenium IDE
Lesson: Selenese
· Selenese Overview
· Selenese Commands
· Action Commands
· Accessor Commands
· Assertion Commands
Lesson: Forms
· Selenese Commands for Working with Forms
· Form Actions
· Text Form Actions
· Keys
· Button Form Actions
· Other Actions
Lesson: Exporting Manual Tests
· Export a manual test to a WebDriver Java test
· Export process and options
· Establishing test naming conventions
Prerequisites
Ideally students should have approximately 6 months to a year of web development working knowledge.