Demo Web Pages: Many organizations and tutorials provide demo web pages specifically designed for testing and learning purposes. These pages often simulate real-world scenarios and interactions. For example, the “TodoMVC” project provides a collection of demo web applications showcasing different JavaScript frameworks.
E-commerce Websites: You can practice interacting with e-commerce websites like Amazon, eBay, or any other online store. You can automate tasks like searching for products, adding items to the cart, and checking out.
Social Media Platforms: Interact with social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn. You can automate tasks like posting status updates, sending messages, or extracting data from profiles.
Weather Websites: Practice scraping weather information from websites that provide weather forecasts. This can help you learn how to extract data from web pages.
News Websites: Automate tasks related to news websites, such as searching for articles, extracting headlines, or subscribing to newsletters.
Online Forms: Many websites have online forms that you can use for practicing form automation. For instance, you can automate filling out job application forms or online surveys.
Flight Booking Websites: Interact with flight booking websites to automate tasks like searching for flights, selecting options, and booking tickets.
Real Estate Websites: Practice automating tasks related to real estate websites, such as searching for properties, extracting details, and comparing prices.