What is E-Commerce Testing | E-Commerce Website Automation With Selenium | LambdaTest
In this video, Anton Angelov (@angelovstanton) explains what is e-commerce testing and how to automate different functionalities of an e-commerce website by leveraging the features of the LambdaTest platform. You will also learn how to conduct timezone testing, simulate network speed, and perform geolocation testing on the cloud Selenium Grid. By the end of this video, you will be able to automate an e-commerce website with Selenium Java.
0:04 Introduction to E-commerce Testing
2:27 E-commerce Testing Guide
7:59 Google Analytics for Customer Segmentation
10:34 Demonstration: E-commerce Testing Automation
31:55 Importance of Timezone Testing
35:38 Simulating Network Speed and Measuring Performance
36:54 Introduction to Geolocation Testing
40:25 Demonstration: Geolocating Testing on Cloud Selenium Grid
43:42 Conclusion
Introduction to E-Commerce Testing: The video begins with an introduction to the importance of e-commerce testing, highlighting the various aspects that need attention during the testing process, such as registration, login, purchasing process, search functionality, and filtering options.
Automation Examples: The presenter, Anton, demonstrates how to automate tests for an e-commerce website using Java and JUnit. He provides a GitHub repository link containing all the examples shown.
Key Test Cases for E-Commerce Sites: The video discusses important test cases specific to e-commerce platforms, including user registration and login, the purchasing process, searching and filtering products, and checking out and payment processes.
LambdaTest Platform Features: The features of the LambdaTest platform are showcased, emphasizing how it can aid in test automation efforts. The platform allows for automated cross-browser testing across various browsers and operating systems, including the use of emulators for mobile testing.
Practical Demonstration: Anton gives a live coding demonstration, automating a test scenario for purchasing a product from an e-commerce site. He explains how to handle web elements, manage test data, and assert conditions in an automated test script.
Localization and Geolocation Testing: The video touches upon localization and geolocation testing, explaining the importance of testing e-commerce websites for different locales and regions to ensure all localized content and functionality work as expected.
Performance and Security Testing: While the focus is on functional automation testing, Anton briefly mentions the importance of performance and security testing for e-commerce websites, suggesting tools and techniques for assessing these aspects.
Responsive Design Testing: The importance of testing e-commerce sites on various devices and screen sizes is discussed, highlighting the need to ensure a consistent user experience across all platforms.
Data-Driven Testing: Anton explains how to implement data-driven tests using JUnit, allowing for the execution of tests with various inputs and conditions to cover more scenarios efficiently.
Tools and Resources: Throughout the video, various tools and resources are mentioned, including Selenium WebDriver, JUnit, LambdaTest, and web developer tools for browsers. Links to additional learning resources and code examples are provided.
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Anton Angelov
Anton Angelov, a distinguished figure in software testing, is the CTO & Co-founder of Automate The Planet. Widely recognized for his innovative contributions, he is the inventor of the BELLATRIX Test Automation Framework, a powerful tool transforming the landscape of automated testing.