Automation testers often encounter challenges with slow-loading web pages, especially when dealing with JavaScript-heavy frameworks. To address this, the Loadable Component class in Selenium, an extension of the PageObject pattern, can be utilized to ensure that web pages or their components are fully loaded before proceeding with tests. This technique involves extending PageObject classes to implement the abstract methods `load()` and `isLoaded()`, where `isLoaded()` checks if the page is completely loaded and throws an error if not, and `load()` provides fallback actions to load the page if necessary. By transforming a traditional PageObject, such as a login page, into a Loadable Component, testers can stabilize their UI tests by automatically attempting to reload pages when initial loading checks fail, thus reducing debugging efforts and enhancing test robustness.