Automated Software Testing with WebdriverIO
What you'll learn
- Master the powerful WebdriverIO framework from beginner to advanced (Typescript included)
- Build a robust automation framework using the best practices of the Page Objects Model
- Learn how to handle all kinds of web elements and selectors and how to structure your code
- Put your skills into practice with real-world end-to-end testing examples and challenging exercises
- Integrate your automation tests with CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, and streamline your testing process for faster and more efficient releases
- Get exclusive access to professional tips, tricks, and best practices from industry experts, and stay ahead of the curve with the latest automation techniques
- Learn how to integrate WebdriverIO with popular BDD frameworks like Cucumber and CodeceptJS, and take your test automation to the next level
- Explore 3rd party integrations and take advantage of a wide range of tools and features to enhance your automation tests
Requirements
- To take this course, participants should have basic programming knowledge. Knowledge of Javascript is a great advantage
- Participants are required to have NodeJS installed
- Should also have access to a text editor, with VS Code being recommended
Description
Ready to master modern web automation and testing with one of the most powerful next-gen tools available? If you're looking to level up your skills and gain real-world experience using a cutting-edge Selenium-based framework, this hands-on course on WebdriverIO is exactly what you need.
Designed to be as practical and beginner-friendly as possible, this comprehensive course dives straight into coding exercises and projects right from the start. All you need is a basic understanding of programming—preferably in JavaScript—along with Node.js and a code editor. Whether you're a budding QA engineer, a developer wanting to add automation to your skillset, or simply curious about how modern testing works, you'll find immense value here.
Throughout the course, you’ll learn how to install, configure, and manage multiple testing projects using WebdriverIO. You'll explore how to interact with web elements through the WebdriverIO API and implement the Page Object design pattern—a widely adopted best practice in test automation. You’ll even build your own automation framework using TypeScript, gaining valuable experience with typed codebases.
But we don’t stop there. You’ll also be introduced to behavior-driven development (BDD) using two popular tools: CodeceptJS and Cucumber. Plus, you’ll perform visual regression testing using Percy, and integrate your automation setup with Jenkins for continuous integration and robust testing pipelines.
We’ll also take your skills to the cloud with cross-browser testing on BrowserStack, and share real-world tips, techniques, and insights from experienced automation professionals.
Throughout the course, you’ll enjoy a supportive, collaborative learning environment, where you're encouraged to ask questions, share insights, and get help when needed—from both the instructor and fellow students. Stuck on something? You can always post in the Q&A or send a private message to get personalized guidance.
Remember, the journey to becoming a skilled automation tester is a process—and this course is designed to support you every step of the way. So don’t wait—enroll now and take the first step toward becoming a confident WebdriverIO automation expert!
Who this course is for:
- Selenium Testers
- Manual Testers
- Test Developers
- Javascript Developers
- QA Engineers
Instructor
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As a software engineer with over 10 years of experience in QA and test automation, I am dedicated to sharing my knowledge and passion for the field. Beyond my expertise in coding, I have a strong desire to teach and mentor others in the industry.
My focus on exploring new testing frameworks and approaches, along with test architecture, has given me a unique perspective on the latest trends and best practices. While I have experience with many test automation tools, including Cypress and Puppeteer, my recent favorite is Playwright.
My ultimate goal is to create beginner-friendly tutorials and courses that help aspiring test automation engineers develop their skills and become experts in the field. With my guidance and expertise, you can achieve your professional goals and advance your career in the world of software engineering.