
This course is designed for students, software testers, developers, and automation engineers who want to learn modern web automation testing using Playwright with TypeScript.
The course starts with TypeScript fundamentals to help learners understand automation coding concepts before moving into Playwright automation testing and framework development.
Students will learn how to automate modern web applications using practical examples and structured framework design approaches.
The course covers Playwright setup, locators, assertions, waits, browser handling, screenshots, tracing, reusable utilities, fixtures, hooks, environment configuration, and reporting implementation. Students will also learn how to create scalable automation frameworks using the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern, reusable automation components and BDD framework.
Practical implementation is a major focus throughout the course. Instead of relying only on theory, the course demonstrates real automation scenarios and framework organization techniques commonly used in software testing projects.
The course also includes topics such as:
UI automation testing with Playwright
Framework structure using TypeScript
Page Object Model implementation
Reusable utilities and helper methods
Hooks and fixtures
Data handling techniques
HTML and Allure reporting
BDD framework integration using Cucumber
Test execution and configuration management
Real-world automation framework practices
By the end of the course, students will be able to build and organize Playwright automation frameworks, create maintainable test scripts, execute automated tests, and understand framework architecture used in real testing environments.
This course is suitable for beginners who want to start automation testing as well as experienced testers who want to work with Playwright and TypeScript in a structured and practical way