During the development of a web-based application, there are so many test cases to be executed. For every test engineer, performing actions, such as type, click, and so on, is a must on the HTML elements. While performing automation testing, the test automation tool should be able to perform these operations on the HTML elements just like we interact during manual testing.
But, how does the automation tool know how to locate an HTML element to perform the needed operation? This is where the Selenium locators cheat sheet comes in handy.