You want to design a page class for a form with multiple input fields and a submit button. Which design approach best supports easy test maintenance and reusability?

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Selenium Java - Page Object Model

AUse public static WebElement fields for all elements to access them globally

BWrite all element locators and actions directly inside each test method

CAvoid using PageFactory and locate elements dynamically in each method

DCreate private WebElement fields for each input and button, with public methods to set values and submit

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify maintainable design
Private fields with public methods encapsulate element details and allow reuse.
Step 2: Compare options
Create private WebElement fields for each input and button, with public methods to set values and submit follows POM best practices. The other options reduce maintainability or reusability.
Final Answer:
Create private WebElement fields for each input and button, with public methods to set values and submit -> Option D
Quick Check:
Private fields + public methods = maintainable page class [OK]

Quick Trick: Encapsulate elements as private fields with public action methods [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Scattering locators in test methods
Using public static fields for elements
Avoiding PageFactory without reason

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You want to design a page class for a form with multiple input fields and a submit button. Which design approach best supports easy test maintenance and reusability?

Step 1: Identify maintainable design

Step 2: Compare options

Final Answer:

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