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You certainly can. Both WebClient, or HttpRequest would work well as the 'glue' for this scenario.
Note that I'd probably rephrase your Given/When/Then Statement as something like:
Given the logon page at http://someurl/account/logon
When I post with parameters username='test' and password='123'
Then I am redirected to http://someurl/home
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The insertion of Thread.Sleep() is typically indicative of a race condition in your test and your test is running out of sync with the thing is it testing.
One suggestion may be to insert a polling loop to wait for the redirect, or an event to indicate the redirect has happened.
See http://www.testingmentor.com/imtesty/2012/06/11/sleepy-automated-tests/ ...
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You can use Given/When/Then for scenarios with any complicity level, for instance,
Very specific scenario:
Scenario: Error when the password and confirm password do not match
Given I am on User Registration From
When I fill the Form fields as follow:
| Field | Value |
| Name | myusrname|
| Password| password123|
|Confirm Password | ...
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