Documentation Structure

This overview explains the basic structure of the webmate documentation.

It helps you to quickly differentiate the available types of articles.

The documentation mainly consists of sections and categories. Each Section (e.g. Selenium, Appium, …) has three categories beneath it.

These three categories are tutorial articles, how-to articles and reference articles. The following will explain the purpose of each.

Tutorial Articles

Tutorial articles provide an explanation of all necessary subtasks in one article.

Suppose you want to manually test a mobile app. A tutorial article will guide you through every task: From creating a project, to uploading the app, deploying a device as well as analyzing your test results in the end.

How-To Articles

How-to articles provide instructions for one specific use-case. Examples are the articles on how to upload an app and the one on how to deploy a device These articles allow you to quickly get to know the specific use-case without the need to skim through longer tutorials every time.

Reference Articles

Reference articles contain technical details, definitions, and overviews for a certain topic. They do not provide step-by-step guides on how to accomplish a task or use-case.

One instance of such an article can be found here , which contains a list of all webmate capabilities for Selenium testing.