Simple and Easy Selenium Python Automation Framework | Page Object Model | Tutorial # 3

In this tutorial you will learn how to implement Page Object Model process.

Selenium IDE add-in for Firefox

Mercury Tours Test Site

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[danreynolds]

Great video! I am looking forward to the next one.

[Lerp]

Great! Looking forward to the next ones :)

[ketkimalhotra]

Effective video helped me a lot in my automation tasks

[sachetanbhat]

Worth spending time watching this video. Author explains concept in simple yet effective way. Hoping to see more tutorials

[hunkding]

Thanks buddy, nice video! Looking forward to more such awesome videos!

[imxron]

Great video! It's hard to find content like this that takes things a step further by talking about practical and modern framework design. Most Selenium videos just show you how to use it but don't show you how you can use it in a software development environment. Please make more! Appium is pretty popular I hear ;)

[siksniper]

Very useful information, is there a eta on the next tutorial?

[prithvimuniraj]

Hi Naseer,

Very good video !

Where do we find the remaining tutorials ? I was able to successfully implement till this video and want to do further. please help.

Thanks,
Prithvi

[olegbessonov]

But why we don't use the form
"driver=webdriver.Firefox()" ( like in first lesson) instead of _init_.

[swethap]

Thanks for tutorial...have some doubts how can i connect with you

[j.d.]

so, instead of 5 rows of code with a certain logic, you created a separate module with 20 rows of code to do the same logic and then added back 5 rows to initial file to execute that module.
I can't get where is optimisation in such way of architecting.