Block

Block class basically represents some area of a browser page. It contains all possible actions and checks that a user can do inside this area. Block area is limited by the main element of a block.

All block classes should extend AbstractBlock class.

To create a block a TeasyElement should be passed to its constructor from a Page.

class SomePage extends AbstractPage {
    public SomeBlock getSomeBlock() {
        return new SomeBlock(element(By.id("mainElementForSomeBlock")));
    }
}

class SomeBlock extends AbstractBlock {
   public SomeBlock(TeasyElement el) {
       super(el);  
   }  
}

All methods that provide elements (element(), elements(), domElement(), etc.) will automatically search only within main element of a block.

And don't let your Block grow into a monster. 300 LoC is a reasonable limit for a good block.