Modular Framework

Definition

A Modular Framework breaks the application under test into logically independent modules — such as Login, Search, Checkout — each automated as its own separate, reusable script.

Benefits

• Changes to one module (e.g., the login flow) don't require touching unrelated scripts.
• Modules can be combined and reused across different end-to-end test scenarios.
• Smaller, focused scripts are easier to debug and maintain.