Selenium - General Usage

About this assessment

Designed for aspiring and current automation professionals, this assessment offers a comprehensive simulation of the Certified Selenium Professional (CSP) Certification Exam too. It is your gateway to mastering essential topics—from handling web elements and advanced Selenium concepts to test management, reporting, and integration. Featuring multiple exam simulations and practice tests, it mirrors the real certification environment, enabling you to efficiently validate your skills and boost your confidence. Whether you are seeking to refine your technical expertise or aiming for career advancement, this assessment provides a targeted, hands-on learning experience that bridges the gap between theory and real-world application. Prepare to tackle challenges head-on and take your Selenium proficiency to new heights.

This section tests your knowledge on Selenium components, including Selenium IDE, WebDriver, Grid, and compares the advantages and limitations of Selenium over other tools. Expect a series of 10 intermediate-level multiple choice questions related to these topics.

This section focuses on key aspects of Selenium WebDriver, including its architecture and setup, locator strategies, interaction with elements, and handling of dynamic web elements, consisting of 10 carefully crafted questions to simulate a CSP exam.

This assessment is designed to test your knowledge and understanding of test frameworks, types of frameworks including Data-driven, Keyword-driven, and Hybrid, creating modular and reusable test scripts, and integrating Selenium with popular testing frameworks such as TestNG or JUnit.

This section aims to evaluate your understanding of handling web elements using Selenium. Questions will cover techniques for managing dropdowns, checkboxes, and radio buttons; managing alerts, pop-ups, and iframes; automating file uploads and downloads; and working with web tables and calendars.

This section will test your knowledge on configuring and using Selenium Grid for parallel test execution, running tests on different browsers and platforms, and Remote WebDriver configuration. It consists of 10 intermediate-level multiple-choice questions.

This section tests your knowledge on integrating Selenium with test management tools such as Jenkins and Maven, generating test reports using tools like Extent Reports or Allure, and using logging frameworks like Log4j for debugging purposes.

This section assesses advanced Selenium concepts, including handling AJAX calls and dynamic web pages, synchronization with Implicit and Explicit waits, and taking screenshots for error reporting.

This section simulates the Certified Selenium Professional exam focusing on Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) using Selenium with tools like Cucumber, and writing Gherkin scripts for test scenarios. The questions aim to evaluate your understanding of BDD concepts, practices, and the writing of clear and effective test scripts in Gherkin.

This section comprises questions covering best practices in Selenium Testing focusing on writing maintainable and efficient test scripts, handling common challenges in automation testing, and optimizing test execution time.

This section aims to test your knowledge on integrating Selenium with various other tools including CI/CD tools like Jenkins, version control systems like Git, as well as build tools like Maven or Gradle. The following 10 questions are designed to assess your understanding of these integrations in an intermediate level context.