Tell me, what locators did you use to find elements on the page.

In automation testing, I used different locators to find elements on the page:

• ID — the fastest and most reliable method if the element has a unique id attribute.
• Name — useful for forms and input fields.
• Class Name — for finding elements by class, especially if the class is unique or used for grouping.
• CSS Selector — a flexible and powerful locator that allows searching for elements using complex selectors, such as nested elements, attributes, and pseudo-classes.
• XPath — a universal locator that enables searching for elements based on document structure, attributes, and text.

Example of usage in Selenium with Go:

// Find by ID
element := driver.FindElement(selenium.ByID, "submit-button")

// Find by CSS selector
element := driver.FindElement(selenium.ByCSSSelector, ".form-group input[type='text']")

// Find by XPath
element := driver.FindElement(selenium.ByXPATH, "//div[@class='container']//button[text()='Отправить']")

The choice of locator depends on the stability and uniqueness of attributes on the page to ensure tests are reliable and do not break with UI changes.