Scenario: Your team is transitioning from a non-POM approach to implementing the Page Object Model (POM) in Appium. Outline the steps you would take to refactor existing test scripts and create reusable page objects.
- Continue with a non-POM approach for backward compatibility
- Identify common elements and create Page Objects
- Ignore the transition and continue with existing scripts
- Refactor all scripts simultaneously for consistency
When transitioning to POM, the first step is to identify common elements and create reusable Page Objects. This involves breaking down existing scripts, creating Page Objects for each page, and updating test scripts to use these objects for better maintainability.
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