🧰 What You Can Practice on This Page

This page contains examples of the following Selenium UI elements:

• Text Boxes – Practice input actions and validations
• Check Boxes – Select/unselect states
• Radio Buttons – Handle single selections
• Buttons – Validate click events and dynamic properties
• Dropdowns – Work with static and dynamic dropdown menus
• Web Tables – Extract and validate table data using XPath
• Links – Identify and test hyperlinks
• Upload/Download Files– Practice file-based interactions
• Disabled or Dynamic Elements – Work with hidden or state-changing elements

Whether you’re a beginner or a working professional brushing up your skills, this page helps simulate real-world test automation scenarios.

👨‍💻 Who Should Use This Page?

• QA Engineers preparing for interviews
• Manual testers transitioning into automation
• Selenium learners writing sample scripts
• Developers creating proof-of-concept test frameworks
• Educators designing test challenges for students

This practice site is read-only — no data is stored, submitted, or validated server-side. It’s safe and lightweight, making it ideal for local and remote test execution.

🔍 Improve Your Skills

Use this page to improve:

• Locator strategies using XPath and CSS
• Wait handling (explicit, fluent waits)
• Page Object Model (POM) implementation
• Exception handling for hidden or stale elements

Bookmark this page and come back whenever you want to test your Selenium test cases in a stable environment.

📌 Final Thoughts

Practicing with real Selenium UI elements is the best way to build confidence in your automation testing journey. This page offers a stable, focused environment to sharpen your skills, improve locator strategies, and simulate real-world scenarios. Bookmark it and use it regularly as part of your daily test automation practice.