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Practical Task. Locators

The document outlines a practical task for an L&D Automated Testing Mentoring Program, focusing on identifying web elements and defining reliable locators for executing test cases. It specifies various locator types that must be used and provides two test cases related to searching for job positions and validating global search functionality on the EPAM website. A table format is required for presenting elements and their locators.

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Practical Task. Locators

The document outlines a practical task for an L&D Automated Testing Mentoring Program, focusing on identifying web elements and defining reliable locators for executing test cases. It specifies various locator types that must be used and provides two test cases related to searching for job positions and validating global search functionality on the EPAM website. A table format is required for presenting elements and their locators.

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L&D Automated Testing Mentoring

Program

PRACTICAL TASK: LOCATORS


For this practical task, any web browser that supports Developers' tools can be used.

The main goal of the task:


 identify web elements required for executing test cases described below
 define reliable locators for these elements.

The following locator types MUST be used at least once:

• ID locator
• Name locator
• ClassName locator
• TagName locator
• LinkText locator
• PartialLinkText locator
• CSS locator (if possible, use pseudo-classes)
• XPath locator (Relative path)
• XPath locator with any operator
• XPath locator with axes

Elements and its locators should be presented in table form, like:

Element Locator
“Search” input #search
… …

Test Cases

Test case #1. Validate that the user can search for a position based on criteria.
1. Navigate to https://www.epam.com/
2. Find a link “Carriers” and click on it
3. Write the name of any programming language in the field “Keywords” (should be
taken from test parameter)
4. Select “All Locations” in the “Location” field (should be taken from the test
parameter)
5. Select the option “Remote”
6. Click on the button “Find”
7. Find the latest element in the list of results
8. Click on the button “View and apply”
9. Validate that the programming language mentioned in the step above is on a page

Test case #2. Validate global search works as expected.


1. Navigate to https://www.epam.com/
2. Find a magnifier icon and click on it
3. Find a search string and put there “BLOCKCHAIN”/”Cloud”/”Automation” (use as a
parameter for a test)
4. Click “Find” button
5. Validate that all links in a list contain the word “BLOCKCHAIN”/”Cloud”/”Automation”
in the text. LINQ should be used.

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