Selenium
Selenium is a platform that has many different tools to automate browsers.
It is primarily for automating web applications for testing purposes,
but it is certainly not limited to that.
Test All Your Web Applications
Selenium is a platform that has many different tools to automate browsers. It’s a pool of tools that allow you to automatize the various tests done on web browsers. To put it simply, web applications need to be tested on browsers, and with Selenium, you can automatize that process.
Selenium Services
Web Test Automation
Selenium enables businesses to automate functional testing on web applications, saving time and reducing human error.
Multi-Browser Testing
Businesses can run tests on multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.), ensuring their application works correctly in all environments.
Continuous Integration
Selenium integrates with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, facilitating test automation at every stage of software development.
Data Scraping
Selenium is also used to efficiently and automatically extract data from websites, supporting market analysis or competitor monitoring.
Selenium works fine across all of the known platforms meaning Windows, Linux and even Mac. Not only that, but you can use any browser available (Google, Mozilla, Internet, Safari and Opera) to run all the necessary tests.
Key Features
Automate web applications for testing purposes.
Provides extensions to emulate user interaction with browsers.
Brings together browser vendors, engineers, and enthusiasts for automation.
Offers WebDriver, an interface for writing instruction sets.
Our implementation process
1
Setup
We installed Selenium WebDriver and prepared the environment. The system was ready for testing.
2
Development
We created scripts to validate flows and scenarios. We ensured a positive end-user experience.
3
Integration
We connected Selenium to pipelines and dashboards. Results were automatically logged.
4
Maintenance
We updated scripts when the UI changed. The test system remained reliable.
