Radio Button Selenium Automation Project

This project demonstrates how to use Selenium WebDriver for automating the interaction with radio buttons on a practice webpage. The script navigates to a URL, selects three different radio buttons (BMW, Benz, and Honda), and introduces short delays to simulate user interactions and ensure that the user can observe each action.

Features

• Automates the selection of radio buttons (BMW, Benz and Honda) on a practice webpage.
• Uses WebDriverWait for explicit waiting to ensure elements are clickable before interacting.
• Introduces short delays between interactions to simulate real user actions.
• Uses Selenium 4.25.0 and Java for the automation process.

Prerequisites

Before running the project, ensure you have the following installed:

1. Java: Install Java on your machine (can check using java -version).
2. Selenium WebDriver: Install Selenium WebDriver (via Maven or Gradle).
3. ChromeDriver: Download the correct version of ChromeDriver from ChromeDriver Downloads and make sure it’s in your system’s PATH or set it programmatically.
4. IDE: Use an IDE like IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse or any other Java-supported IDE.

Technologies Used

• Java: Programming language used for the automation script.
• Selenium 4.25.0: WebDriver for automating browser actions.
• ChromeDriver: Driver to control the Chrome browser.