The article provides a detailed tutorial on using annotations in the Cucumber framework, an open-source Behavior Driven Development (BDD) tool that aids Selenium test automation. It elaborates on managing multiple scenarios across various feature files using Cucumber's utilities like tags, hooks, and the Background keyword. Tags help in executing or excluding specific test scenarios, while hooks, similar to TestNG annotations, are used to execute code before or after test scenarios. The Background keyword allows for the execution of common steps before each scenario in a feature file. The tutorial includes examples of test execution using logical operators and setting execution order for hooks, demonstrating how these features can optimize test automation projects. It also highlights how parallel execution can be achieved using the Maven Surefire Plugin and cloud platforms like LambdaTest for enhanced test coverage. Overall, the guide illustrates how to leverage Cucumber annotations to streamline Selenium test automation processes.