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Irrespective of the test framework being used, one aspect that would be of interest to the various stakeholders in the project e.g. developers, testers, project managers, etc. would be the output of the test results. Keeping a track of the progression of test suites/test cases and their corresponding results can be a daunting task. The task can become more complex in the later stages of the project since the product would have undergone various levels of testing.

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If you use Selenium WebDriver, you probably know that there are many methods to perform specific actions or interact with elements on a web page. The Selenium Python module gives you the methods you need to be able to automate many tasks when working with a web browser online.

Every software project involves some kind of ‘processes’ & ‘practices’ for successful execution & deployment of the project. As the size & scale of the project increases, the degree of complications also increases in an exponential manner. The leadership team should make every possible effort to develop, test, and release the software in a manner so that the release is done in an incremental manner thereby having minimal (or no) impact on the software already available with the customer.

Design and Usability are two important factors when you are building a consumer web product/web application. You might need to step into the shoes of the customers in order to tackle different usability problems. However, you may have to fill in a lot of shoes considering the fact that not all your customers would be using the same browsers as you. Cross browser testing becomes a pivotal part of every test cycle. As a tester or developer, you might be using the macOS for product development but you need to take care of scenarios where customers use deprecated browsers like Internet Explorer.