The main goal of this project is to use Cucumber to automate essential features of an online banking system. For tasks like fund transfers, account balance viewing, and user login/logout, learners will produce feature files that are readable by humans. The project helps students understand how BDD facilitates communication between technical and non-technical teams by emphasizing data-driven testing, parameterization, and report generation.

In this project, participants use Cucumber integrated with Selenium to automate an e-commerce workflow. User registration, product search, cart addition, and checkout are important scenarios. Learners can apply BDD in commercial web applications thanks to the project's practical experience with dynamic web elements, scenario tagging, and real-time web automation.

The goal of this project is to automate the employee management features of an HR portal. Students will create feature files for tasks like creating reports, verifying user access rights, and adding, editing, and removing employee records. In order to help learners apply Cucumber for internal business applications and enterprise-level projects, the emphasis is on using data tables, reusable step definitions, and end-to-end test execution.