2026-Automation Framework Development with Selenium C# .NET

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A slide titled Course Overview showing a sidebar with Specflow, XUnit, and AutoFixture crash courses, and a nested diagram illustrating framework layers including DI based Specflow — Preview 1 of 3
This course overview slide outlines the curriculum structure, featuring crash courses for Specflow, XUnit, and AutoFixture alongside a nested diagram of architectural patterns.

A presentation slide featuring an illustration of an open book wearing a graduation cap with a yellow arrow pointing to it, alongside a bulleted list of topics including Selenium C — Preview 2 of 3
This slide outlines key curriculum highlights, covering better test development with Selenium and .NET 7, framework development, dependency injection, and industry-standard coding practices.

A presentation slide titled 'Little history' listing bullet points about a 2014 course launch and technical shifts in Selenium C# and .NET. — Preview 3 of 3
This slide outlines the course's history since its 2014 launch, noting drastic changes in Selenium C# and the transition of the .NET framework to cross-platform support.