You want to extend your Page Object Model to support multiple pages with shared components. What is a good design approach?

hard📝 Application Q9 of 15

Cypress - Test Organization and Patterns

APut all selectors and methods for all pages in one large class

BUse global variables for selectors and import them in tests

CCreate separate Page Object classes for each page and a base class for shared components

DWrite all selectors directly in test files without classes

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Consider maintainability for multiple pages
Separating Page Object classes per page keeps code organized and manageable.
Step 2: Use inheritance or composition for shared components
A base class or helper class for shared elements avoids duplication and promotes reuse.
Final Answer:
Create separate Page Object classes for each page and a base class for shared components -> Option C
Quick Check:
Separate classes + base for shared = scalable design [OK]

Quick Trick: Use base classes for shared parts, separate classes per page [OK]

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