Creating a Website Testing Plan

After the front-end design of a website has been created it’s time to test it. There are many things to consider, such as cross browser and device testing, bug tracking, team management, etc. As the scale of the projects grows larger, a more efficient way of testing is required. This efficiency is best achieved by […]

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Webdriver using javascript expressions in Browser Console

Today I will write about javascript expressions executing in browser consoles during testsing. Sometimes you need to inject some javascript code into the web page, for additional testing, additional features or by client request. In some cases a simple console.log() could do the trick, but sometimes it is not enough , especially when you use […]

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Java Selenium Element Locations

Sometimes you need to test are the elements in place regarding to each other. Finding inner-child elements, to check do they overlap partially or totally each other. Are they visible and dimensions regarding the display and so forth. It depends on what do you need, there are wide varieties for testing, from which I will […]

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Setting up and running a simple AngularJS test

For running our tests we will use Protractor. Protractor is an end-to-end test framework for AngularJS applications. We will use an existing Selenium grid to run our tests. You will need NodeJS to install Protractor. You can download it from here: http://nodejs.org/. To install Protractor in command prompt go to your project directory and type: […]

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Getting started with Webdriver python guide

If you are interested in automated testing web applications with Selenium or Webdriver but you prefer python over Java this getting started guide can help you with basic steps and setup. The first step is to install python. You can download it from the official site (https://www.python.org/downloads/) or if you use Linux install it from […]

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