This course is for beginners who are new to automation testing. It explains what automation testing is, why it is needed, and how to write simple automation tests using Playwright.
The course also covers basic JavaScript, which is required to write Playwright test scripts. The learning approach is step-by-step, with examples and hands-on practice, making it easy to understand and apply.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to set up Playwright, understand automation test scripts, and write basic automated tests independently.
This course focuses on test designing skills, which are the foundation of effective software testing. It helps learners understand how to think like a tester, identify real-world test scenarios, and write clear, structured, and high-quality test cases.
The course starts with basic concepts such as test scenarios and test cases, then gradually moves to advanced test design, test data preparation, and coverage techniques. Learners will also understand how to create test cases, maintain requirement traceability, and ensure complete test coverage.
The training is practical and example-driven, with end-to-end flows and hands-on exercises to apply concepts in real testing situations.
| Framework components: Overview of the Page Object Model (POM). Structuring test scripts for reusability. |
| Handle dynamic elements, waits, and synchronization issues. |
| Practice exercises: Automate dynamic tables and dropdowns. |
| Practice exercises: Selenium Advance |