Orange Days

• You have written Selenium test scripts
• You know basic Java and Selenium
• You have worked on automation projects
• You have used an existing framework, but never developed one yourself
• Cucumber framework development feels confusing or like a black box
• You want to build framework confidence through hands-on implementation
• You want to explain your framework clearly in interviews
• You want to move from script-level work to framework-level work

This program is not for complete beginners. It is for testers who already know Selenium basics and now want to design and develop a proper Selenium Java Cucumber framework.

You will design the framework in class, develop it in parallel, and discuss your implementation challenges in class.

• A complete Selenium Java Cucumber framework from scratch
• A scalable folder and package structure for real project use
• Feature files that are readable, maintainable, and not overloaded with technical details
• Step definitions that are reusable, clean, and not duplicated across scenarios
• A proper connection between feature files, step definitions, and Page Object classes
• Page Object Model design for multiple pages and user flows
• Base and reusable components for browser actions, waits, screenshots, and common validations
• Hooks for browser setup, teardown, screenshots on failure, and scenario-level activities
• Config handling for different environments like QA, UAT, and production
• Test data handling without hardcoding values in feature files or step definitions
• Utility classes with clear responsibility instead of dumping all methods in one place
• Logging that helps you understand what happened during execution
• Reports with meaningful failure details, screenshots, and execution status
• A clean approach to exception handling and debugging framework failures
• A maintainable way to add new modules, new pages, and new scenarios
• Complete execution flow from feature file to step definition to page class to report
• Framework design decisions that you can confidently explain in interviews

The main focus is real project implementation. Interview explanation will be connected naturally with each framework topic.

Framework development is one of the biggest gaps for many Selenium testers.

Many testers have 2 to 6 years of experience, but still depend on others to understand or modify the framework.

This becomes a problem during:

• Framework design interviews
• Project-level technical discussions
• Debugging framework failures
• Adding new test scenarios
• Explaining design decisions
• Handling maintenance issues
• Moving to better automation roles

This program helps you move from “I used a framework” to “I can design and develop a framework.”