Hybrid Framework for Selenium
What Makes It "Hybrid"?
A Hybrid Framework for Selenium typically combines the Page Object Model, data-driven testing, and sometimes keyword-driven elements, giving both readable structure and flexible data handling.
Typical Components
- Page classes (POM) representing each screen.
- External data sources (Excel/JSON) feeding test data.
- A base test class handling browser setup/teardown.
- Utility classes for common actions like waits or screenshots.
Why Teams Choose Hybrid
It gives the maintainability of POM, the scalability of data-driven testing, and the flexibility to add keyword-style readability where it's genuinely useful.
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