Playwright 101 What is Playwright
FREE PREVIEWRequirements for this course
FREE PREVIEWTest Automation Rules
FREE PREVIEWFolder Structure
FREE PREVIEWMinimal JavaScript Path for Testers
FREE PREVIEWGit and GitHub account
FREE PREVIEWSetting Up GitHub & Core Concepts
FREE PREVIEWHow to Install Git
FREE PREVIEWCloning a Public Repository
FREE PREVIEWInstall Node.js
FREE PREVIEWInstall VS Code
FREE PREVIEWInstall Playwright
FREE PREVIEWVS Code extensions
FREE PREVIEWPlaywright Test UI Runner
FREE PREVIEWLab 1: First test
FREE PREVIEWAutomated Testing Rule: Keep Tests Independent
Website for Testing
Context & State - Isolated Cross-Page Tests
Built-in fixtures
Playwright Fixtures - Page, Context, Browser
Structure of a spec file
Before and After hooks
Test Steps
Async and Await
Setting up Playwright without the init command
Test Automation Rules: Tag and Organize Tests
VS Code Test Explorer
CLI test run options
Annotations and Tags
Test reporters
Custom run scripts
Lab 3: Custom run scripts
Test Automation Rules: Stable Locators Fragile Ones
getByRole locators and strict mode
More getBy locators, CSS, Xpath, and using first
Filtering and chaining locators
Lab 4: Generate locators
Typing & keyboard
Text retrieval methods
Extracting table text
Lab 5: Annotations
Test Automation Rules: Test the Right Things
Static & custom select dropdowns
Radio & checkbox patterns
Calendars & Date pickers
Autosuggest search dropdowns
Lab 6: Fill a complex form
This course is built for QA professionals and testers who want to move beyond manual testing and write real, production-ready Playwright automation. Whether you're just starting out or migrating from Selenium or Cypress, you'll gain practical skills that translate directly to the job.
Design readable, independent Playwright tests that run fast in CI.
Use smart, state based waits instead of fragile sleeps.
Pick stable, accessible locators that survive UI changes.
Structure suites with fixtures, Page Object Models, and small reusable parts.
Handle tricky UI: selects, autosuggest, calendars, files, dialogs, iframes, windows, tabs.
Write precise assertions for values, elements, and page state.
Orchestrate multiple pages and contexts without collisions.
Debug failures quickly using Trace Viewer, screenshots, videos, and logs.
Basic computer skills are required. Some coding experience is helpful but not mandatory—you'll learn everything you need as you go.
This course is for manual testers ready to break into automation, grow their career, and earn more—using real Playwright skills taught from a QA perspective, not a developer one.
Request a refund within 30 days of purchase, and we'll issue a full refund—no questions asked.
Yes! Once you complete the course, simply request your certificate, and we'll send it over. It's yours to share on LinkedIn or add to your resume to showcase your new skills.
