While learning Web UI testing we are always searching for Demo sites that try to mimic real-world scenarios. Over time, several people in the community have developed these sites with different features and provided good resources and documentation about each usage.

In this article I will be listing out all the good resources which you can make use of, and if you find I have missed anything then please comment and I will update the list:

1. Automation Book Store: https://automationbookstore.dev/
2. Automation Test Store: https://automationteststore.com/
3. DemoBlaze: https://www.demoblaze.com/
4. DemoQA: https://demoqa.com/
5. ParaBank: https://parabank.parasoft.com/parabank/index.htm
6. LetCode: https://letcode.in/test
7. Luma – Magento eCommerce: https://magento.softwaretestingboard.com/
8. SelectorHub: https://selectorshub.com/xpath-practice-page/
9. Selenium Test Pages: https://testpages.herokuapp.com/styled/index.html
10. Swag Labs: https://www.saucedemo.com/
11. The Internet: https://the-internet.herokuapp.com/
12. UI Test Automation Playground: http://uitestingplayground.com/
13. XYZ Bank: https://www.globalsqa.com/angularJs-protractor/BankingProject/#/login

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While learning API testing we are always searching for API Automation Testing Demo sites that try to mimic real-world scenarios. Over time, several people in the community have developed these APIs and provided good resources and documentation about each end-point usage.

In this article I will be listing out all the good resources which you can make use of, and if you find I have missed anything then please comment and I will update the list:

What Do You Think?​

Did this work for you?

Could I have done something better?

Have I missed something?

Please share your thoughts and let me know if there are particular things that you would enjoy reading further.

Cheers!

When writing code you have to create documentation to give the user starting point. Documentation in the code repository needs to be in markdown format, and even several documentation websites such as Docusaurus allow you to create blogs and pages in Markdown format.

The markdown file extension is .md and documents need to be written in a specific format like for H1 it should be written with # and for H2 it should be ## and H3 should be ### etc.

You can refer to GitHub Doc to learn more about how to write markdown documents.

In this blog, you will find a list of an offline and online tool that converts Word documents to Markdown documents.

• https://pandoc.org/
• https://github.com/mwilliamson/mammoth.js
• https://products.aspose.app/words/conversion/word-to-md
• https://www.vertopal.com/en/convert/doc-to-markdown
• https://word2md.com/

It's a day of Joy when I first time tried Docusaurus. I started by installing it locally and deleted it immediately, it happened because I was vivid user of WordPress, adding page or post is as easy as adding a word document on local machine.

But I looked at Docusaurus home page and found that how popular it is and how people are adopting it. This is a very moment when I quickly jumped into Documentation page and found it little easy to use. That's the time when I decided to reinstall the Docusaurus.

I started customizing the Website and it was so easy that I immediately decided to deploy it on Netlify.

Here I am :-)