Top 5 Projects You Can Build Using Selenium and Python

Top 5 Projects You Can Build Using Selenium and Python

Here are the Top 5 Projects you can build using Selenium and Python to strengthen your web automation, testing, and scraping skills:


🚀 1. Automated Website Testing Framework

🔧 Description:

Build a test automation suite for a web application using Selenium + PyTest.


🔍 Features:

Login/logout flow tests


Form validation (e.g., registration, checkout)


Screenshot on failure


Generate HTML reports with pytest-html


🧠 Skills Learned:

Test automation design


Page Object Model (POM)


Assertions and test reporting


🌐 2. Web Scraper for Dynamic Sites

🔧 Description:

Scrape data from JavaScript-heavy websites (like Amazon or IMDB) using Selenium where traditional tools like BeautifulSoup fail.


🔍 Features:

Navigate multiple pages


Extract dynamic content (e.g., product prices, movie ratings)


Save data to CSV or a database


🧠 Skills Learned:

Web scraping


XPath and CSS selectors


Data extraction and storage


📥 3. Automated Form Filler & Submitter

🔧 Description:

Build a bot that automatically fills out and submits forms (e.g., job applications, feedback forms).


🔍 Features:

Read input from a CSV or JSON file


Fill fields (text, dropdown, checkboxes)


Auto-submit and take confirmation screenshot


🧠 Skills Learned:

DOM interaction


Form handling and error checking


Automation of repetitive tasks


📅 4. Social Media Auto Poster

🔧 Description:

Automate login and post updates on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn (note: use test accounts to avoid violating terms of service).


🔍 Features:

Login securely using environment variables


Schedule and publish posts


Attach images or links


🧠 Skills Learned:

Secure login automation


Working with media files


Timing and delays for human-like behavior


📊 5. Website Uptime & Content Checker Bot

🔧 Description:

Monitor one or more websites to check if they are up and if specific content (like banners or keywords) is present.


🔍 Features:

Run on a schedule (e.g., via cron or schedule library)


Log status or send email/Slack alert if something fails


Take a screenshot for records


🧠 Skills Learned:

Automation + monitoring


Email or API integrations


Headless browser operation


✅ Bonus Tools to Use Alongside Selenium:

pytest – for testing structure


BeautifulSoup or lxml – for parsing static HTML


Pandas – for managing scraped data


dotenv – to manage credentials


Headless Mode – to run without opening a browser window


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