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Traditional UI automation tools (such as Selenium, Appium, Windows UI Automation) rely on developers specifying element locators in advance (such as ID, class name, XPath, Accessibility ID, or control tree path); when an interface redesign causes attribute changes, the locators fail and the script breaks.
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