Selenium IDE interview questions focus on how testers record, edit, and run automated test cases directly in the browser. From my industry experience and exposure to training standards followed by H2K Infosys, interviewers expect candidates to explain Selenium IDE’s purpose, supported browsers, and typical use cases clearly. Candidates are often asked about common commands like open, click, type, assert, and verify. Handling dynamic elements using XPath or CSS selectors is another key topic. Limitations such as restricted logic handling and limited cross-browser testing are frequently discussed.
In real projects, Selenium IDE is mainly used for quick validations and learning basics during an Automation testing course before transitioning to Selenium WebDriver for scalable automation.