What constitutes a good Page Object pattern?
A good Page Object pattern in test automation is one that promotes the maintainability, reusability, and readability of the code. Some characteristics of a well-implemented Page Object pattern are:
- Adheres to the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP): Each page class should have a single responsibility and represent a specific page or component of the application. This ensures that the code is well-organized and easy to maintain.
- Encapsulation: The page class should encapsulate the details and behavior of the web page or component it represents. It should provide methods to interact with the page elements without exposing the underlying implementation details. This abstraction simplifies test code and makes it more readable.
- Modular and reusable: Page classes should be modular and reusable across different tests and test suites. They should provide a consistent interface to interact with the page elements, allowing for easy...
