Page Object Model
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May 1, 2024
Updated June 16, 2025
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Navigating the World of Test Automation: An Introduction to Page Object Model
The Page Object Model, often abbreviated as POM, is a design pattern widely adopted in the field of software test automation. At its core, POM provides a way to create a more organized, maintainable, and understandable structure for your automated tests. Imagine a website with several pages like a homepage, a login page, and a product page. With POM, each of these web pages (or sometimes even significant components within a page) is represented as a separate class in your test automation code. These classes act as an interface to the page, containing the definitions of the web elements (like buttons, text fields, and links) found on that page, along with methods that simulate user interactions with these elements.
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