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Most articles on Page Object Model are written by people who maintain twelve tests. This is one written by somebody who has lived inside a 2,400-test web automation suite for three years and watched it ossify, get rebuilt, and ossify again. I don’t think POM is wrong. I think the version of POM that gets taught — one class per page, methods that wrap WebElement clicks — falls apart somewhere around 300 tests. The version we run today still calls itself POM, and the page classes look like the ori
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