Handling “Element is Not Clickable at Point” Exception in Selenium

In this blog, we discuss handling "Element is Not Clickable at Point" exception in Selenium automation testing. We explore the causes of this exception and provide solutions to fix it. The main reasons for encountering this exception are when the WebElement is disabled, not visible, or overlapped by another element. To resolve these issues, we suggest adding waits to Selenium tests, maximizing the browser window, using JavaScriptExecutor to perform mouse clicks, and utilizing the Actions class in Selenium. We also provide a sample test scenario demonstrating how to handle this exception effectively.