Here’s a structured list of Selenium topics categorized for learners at different levels, covering basics to advanced concepts:


1. Selenium Basics

  • Introduction to Selenium
  • Features of Selenium
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Selenium
  • Selenium Components:
    • Selenium IDE
    • Selenium RC
    • Selenium WebDriver
    • Selenium Grid
  • Supported Browsers and Platforms
  • Setting up Selenium Environment

2. Selenium WebDriver

  • WebDriver Architecture
  • Configuring WebDriver in IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ)
  • WebDriver Setup for Different Browsers:
    • ChromeDriver
    • GeckoDriver (Firefox)
    • EdgeDriver
    • SafariDriver
  • Launching and Closing Browsers
  • Basic Commands in WebDriver:
    • get()
    • navigate()
    • close()
    • quit()

3. Locators in Selenium

  • Types of Locators:
    • ID
    • Name
    • Class Name
    • Tag Name
    • Link Text and Partial Link Text
    • CSS Selectors
    • XPath
  • XPath Techniques:
    • Absolute and Relative XPath
    • XPath Functions: contains(), starts-with(), text()
    • XPath Axes: following, preceding, parent, child, ancestor

4. Working with Web Elements

  • Interacting with Elements:
    • Click
    • SendKeys (Input Text)
    • Clear
    • Submit
  • Handling Web Elements:
    • Checkboxes
    • Radio Buttons
    • Dropdowns (Select Class)
    • Buttons
    • Links
  • Capturing Attributes, Text, and CSS Properties

5. Advanced WebDriver Concepts

  • Handling Dynamic Web Elements
  • Implicit and Explicit Waits
  • Fluent Wait
  • Page Load Timeout
  • JavaScript Executor
  • Taking Screenshots
  • Working with Web Tables
  • Handling Frames and iFrames
  • Handling Browser Alerts (Pop-ups):
    • Simple Alert
    • Confirmation Alert
    • Prompt Alert

6. Browser Navigation and Handling

  • Browser History Navigation
  • Handling Multiple Browser Windows
  • Working with Tabs
  • Browser Cookies: Add, Delete, Get

7. Selenium Grid

  • Introduction to Selenium Grid
  • Hub and Node Architecture
  • Setting Up a Selenium Grid
  • Running Tests in Parallel
  • RemoteWebDriver

8. Test Automation Frameworks

  • Types of Frameworks:
    • Data-Driven Framework
    • Keyword-Driven Framework
    • Hybrid Framework
  • Page Object Model (POM)
  • Page Factory
  • TestNG and JUnit Integration
    • Annotations (@BeforeMethod, @AfterMethod, @Test)
    • TestNG XML Suite
    • Parallel Testing
  • Logging with Log4j

9. Handling Advanced Scenarios

  • Handling Captchas
  • File Upload and Download
  • Drag and Drop
  • Mouse Actions:
    • Double Click
    • Right Click (Context Menu)
    • Hover
  • Keyboard Actions:
    • SendKeys for Keys
    • Key Combinations
    • Using Actions Class

10. Selenium with Tools

  • Selenium with Maven:
    • Adding Dependencies
    • Executing Tests with Maven
  • Selenium with Jenkins (CI/CD Integration)
  • Selenium with Docker
    • Running Tests in Docker Containers
  • Selenium with Git/GitHub

11. Debugging and Logging

  • Using Breakpoints
  • Debugging Tests in IDE
  • Analyzing Test Results
  • Generating Logs for Debugging

12. Reporting

  • TestNG Reports
  • Generating Reports with Extent Reports
  • Custom HTML Reports
  • Allure Reports

13. Selenium with Other Languages

  • Selenium with Python
  • Selenium with C#
  • Selenium with JavaScript (Node.js)
  • Selenium with Ruby

14. Automation Best Practices

  • Writing Maintainable Test Scripts
  • Handling Synchronization Issues
  • Avoiding Hard-Coded Values
  • Debugging and Resolving Common Errors
  • Optimizing Test Execution Time

15. Miscellaneous

  • Differences Between Selenium 3 and Selenium 4
  • Upgrading to Selenium 4:
    • Relative Locators
    • Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP)
    • New Features in Selenium Grid
  • Handling Headless Browsers (Chrome/Firefox)

This list serves as a complete guide for mastering Selenium. Let me know if you'd like more details or tutorials on any specific topic!