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GenAI And Other Software Testing Tools Every QA Should Know

Name: GenAI And Other Software Testing Tools Every QA Should Know
Rating: 4.3 (745 reviews)

Explore Generative AI (ChatGPT, Cursor AI) and more Software Testing tools for QA Engineer

Created byMark Shrike, Andrii Kuchyrenko, Viсtoria N

Last updated 6/2026

English

What you'll learn

Overview of the main AI tools for Software testing
Overview of the main categories of Manual Software Testing tools with the corresponding tools for each category
Learn Generative AI GenAI (ChatGPT/Cursor AI) and other AI tools with which you can assist with Software testing
Learn 7 of the most popular Manual Software Testing Tools with which you can test WEB, Mobile, API, Performance and Networking testing
A video review of each tool includes an overview of the main navigation component of the tool for those who launch it for the first time
A video review of each tool includes demonstrating several basic practical functions that testers can use in their work
Learn how to use GenAI (ChatGPT/Cursor AI) for Automation Software Testing
Learn how a Manual QA Engineer can Automate work with the help of GenAI (ChatGPT/Cursor AI) in a short period of time
Learn how to create and run JavaScript/Playwright test script for Login, My Account, End-to-Eng purchase flow
Learn how to create and run Selenium/Java test script for Search, Sorting, Navigation, Form Submission, Report, Verification
Each video for the Automation Testing includes source code and practical example, which you can use to practise on our website
Understand the fundamentals of accessibility testing, including its purpose, key principles, and why it's essential for creating inclusive digital products
Learn how to use NVDA to test web accessibility on Windows, focusing on how screen readers interpret content and identify compatibility issues
Understand how to use VoiceOver on macOS for testing accessibility, including gestures and navigation commands on Apple devices
Gain experience testing mobile accessibility on iOS devices using VoiceOver, focusing on touch gestures and mobile-specific navigation
Discover how to use TalkBack on Android for testing accessibility, including gesture navigation and feedback interpretation on Android devices
Master testing keyboard navigation to ensure focus order, tab functionality, and overall keyboard operability for web interfaces
Use tools like WAVE to evaluate color contrast on web pages, ensuring visual elements meet accessibility standards for users with visual impairments
Learn What an AI Agent is and how to build AI Agents for Software Manual and Automation Testing

Course content

16 sections • 184 lectures • 37h 5m total length

Introduction6:12
000 The Evolution of Generative AI15:41
What is an AI Agent15:56

ChatGPT Overview (How to use ChatGPT for Software Testing?)7:20
Review Software Business Requirements2:55
Assistance with building the Test Plan4:03
Assistance with test monitoring and control4:49
Assistance with Test Design of manual test cases4:12
Assistance with writing a bug report7:52
Assistance while writing automation test scripts2:36
Assistance in API testing3:02
Assistance in creating test tables, lists2:12
Assistance in writing SQL queries3:16
Assistance with data generation8:55

001 What is BrowserStack and First Launch4:22
002 How to Choose a Device and Start First Testing Session of a Web Application2:49
003 How to Use the Toolbar During the Testing Session3:13
004 How to Log a Bug Found During Testing Directly to a Bug-Tracking System6:25
005 How to Launch Developer Tools on the Emulator4:13
006 How to Change the Location During the Testing Session4:54
007 How to Simulate Network Conditions on the Emulator3:04
008 How to emulate a device with a SIM card2:54
009 How to install your app on real iOS/Android devices with Browserstack6:19
010 How to use an App workflow scanner to verify application accessibility5:41
011 How to use a Website scanner in BrowserStack10:30
012 How to add the Accessibility Toolkit to Chrome DevTools2:17
013 How to use a Workflow analyzer in BrowserStack4:23
014 How to use Assisted test functionality in BrowserStack4:16
015 How to create your first test case and test run for your project5:49
016 How to Integrate TestRail with Browserstack6:07
017 How to launch your first test run and observe test results3:28
018 How to Integrate Jira with Browserstack5:45

What is TestRail? First launch4:06
TestRail Demo - How to use Testrail/How to add the first project to TestRail?6:35
001 TestRail Test Cases - How to add test cases to the TestRail?6:22
001 TestRail Test Cases - How to ogranize test cases in TestRail?3:45
001 TestRail Test Cases - How to Reorganize existing Test Cases in TestRail?3:56
001 TestRail Test Cases - How to Edit and Delete Section/Test Cases in TestRail?5:50
002 TestRail Test Suites8:08
003 TestRail - MIlestones12:03
004 TestRail - Test Plans13:06
005 Testrail Test Runs9:41
006 Test Case Execution9:57
007 TestRail - Reports13:44
008 TestRail Integration With Other Tools11:29
009 TestRail - Managing users, roles, and permissions12:35

001 Accesibility (A11Y) Testing - Intro5:54
002 What Is Accessibility (A11Y) Testing? Why It Matters More Than Ever in 202515:38
003 Keyboard Navigation & Focus Order in A11Y Testing | Accessibility Basics29:05
004 Screen Reader Compatibility Testing Explained | A11Y Guide19:59
005 NVDA Screen Reader Tutorial: How to Use It for Accessibility Testing23:48
006 How to Use VoiceOver on Mac for Accessibility Testing23:56
007 VoiceOver Accessibility Testing on iOS Mobile Devices21:59
008 TalkBack Accessibility Testing on Android Devices23:56
009 How to Use the WAVE Tool to Check Color Contrast21:19

001 - How to set up the JavaScript/Playwright environment11:54
002 - How to set up a new project and install Playwright with npm init6:38
Learn how to create a new project and install Playwright with npm init, including folder setup, choosing JavaScript, and enabling browser binaries for cross-browser testing.
002.1 - JavaScript/Playwright test script configs and first launch10:20
Source codes for each lecture
Troubleshooting - Understand the Logic, Not Just the Instructions8:10
003 - JavaScript/Playwright test case for website login with ChatGPT26:32
JavaScript Playwright test case for Login - Troubleshooting11:25
004 JS_Playwright test case for login Negative cases with Chat GPT28:52
005 - JavaScript/Playwright test cases for Adding address with ChatGPT39:25
JavaScript Playwright MyAccount - Troubleshooting15:26
Learn to troubleshoot JavaScript Playwright tests by diagnosing locator failures with the inspector, pausing for debugging, and updating iframe and page selectors for stable, multi-step automation.
006 - JavaScript/Playwright test case for End-to-Eng purchase flow51:00
JavaScript Playwright - End-to-Eng purchase flow - Troubleshooting10:12
007 - XPath Playwright Locators32:56
008 - JavaScript/Playwright End-to-End Purchase Flow: Optimization with XPath1:24:58
009 - Coming Soon3:10
Explore the introduction to automation testing with Playwright and JavaScript, featuring eight AI-assisted tutorials by ChatGPT, and learn about upcoming topics like GitHub integration and a basic automation framework.
010 - How to install GITHUB14:00
011 - How to push project to GITHUB19:42
012 - How To Pull Project from GitHub to Visual Studio Code9:49
013 - POM model intro + URL (Static Values)38:07
014 - POM - Consent Pop-up (Dynamic Interactions)1:04:42
015 - Page Object Model (POM) and XPath Strategies in Test Automation52:01
016 - Page Object Model (POM) and Test Data management32:30
017 - Login - Code optimization with ChatGPT1:08:28
018 - My Account - Code Optimization51:49

001 - What Cursor AI is and how to install it10:02
002 - How to Set Up JS/Playwright Environment: NodeJS/New Project via Terminal14:30
003 - How to launch first JavaScript/Playwright test script via Cursor Terminal10:49
Source codes for each lecture
004.01 Cursor - How to Connect to MCP Playwright Server in Cursor AI5:02
004 - How to Use Cursor’s AI Basic Navigation25:48
005 - JavaScript/Playwright test case for login with Cursor AI43:05
006 JavaScript/Playwright test case for login - Negative cases with Cursor AI17:19
007 - JavaScript/Playwright test case for login - Code optimization with Xpath25:55
008 - JavaScript_Playwright test case for login - Page Object Model43:37
009 - JavaScript/Playwright END TO END Purchase flow with Cursor AI52:23
010 - JavaScript/Playwright Refactoring ETE Purchase Flow To POM With Cursor AI43:59

Selenium/Java test case with help of ChatGPT36:09
HOW TO INSTALL JAVA JDK7:59
HOW TO INSTALL IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition4:53
HOW TO SETUP Selenium WebDriver Chrome12:00
Set up Selenium WebDriver with Java and Maven in IntelliJ IDEA to enable UI testing, add Selenium and test dependencies, install ChromeDriver, and run a basic open browser test.
Source codes for each lecture0:01
Selenium WebDriver browserOptions()8:59
Explore five common Chrome browser options in Selenium WebDriver, including start maximized, window size, language, incognito, headless, and a bonus option to disable the Chrome automation message.
Selenium Locators XPath26:00
Selenium Locators XPath With Help Of CHATGTP16:59
Selenium/Java Interactions with web elements9:42
TestNG assertions With Help Of CHATGTP27:04
Test report for Selenium Java test script With Help Of CHATGTP13:59
Selenium/Java test case for a search with help of Chat GPT10:19
Selenium/Java test case for Sorting on web page with help of Chat GPT18:15
Selenium/Java test case for navigating to PLP>PDP>Minicard with help of Chat GPT37:05

1.0 Manual and automated API testing for Beginners with Postman. Intro3:00
API testing theory
1.1 What is an API - The explanation In plain English21:01
1.2 What is the REST API?3:00
1.3 REST and REST Architectural Constraints13:15
1.4 Client server architecture8:30
1.5 Anatomy of an HTTP Request17:46
1.6 Anatomy of an HTTP Response4:32
1.7 How Does The World Wide Web Work2:58
1.8 How does the REST API work3:48
2.0 A simple API testing approach. Intro3:37
2.1 A simple API testing approach2:31
2.2 Step 1. Send the valid request and receive the valid response13:12
2.3 Step 2. Write and run Three Happy path test cases10:42
2.4 testing GET9:37
2.5 testing PUT and DELETE7:38
2.6 The Answer. Part 111:30
2.7 The Answer. Part 212:51
2. Resources0:06
The Postman tutorials. Intro3:54
3.0 Postman Fundamentals for Testers12:50
3.1 Using variables. Part 111:22
3.2 Using variables. Part 23:32
3.3 Pre-request Script7:10
3.4 "Hello, World!"9:25
3.5 Tests3:47
3.6 Parameterization4:02
3. Resources0:40
4.0 Automated testing with Postman. Intro2:57
4.1 The Status Code is valid5:07
4.2 The Response Body Structure is valid8:55
4.3 The Response Body Values are valid. Part 110:23
4.4 The Response Body Values are valid. Part 210:41
Automate Postman tests to verify that response body values match the request data, including category id, name, and status, and validate arrays like photo URLs and tags.
4.5 Three Happy path test cases GET8:01
4.6 The Game Changer (the Runner)8:02
5.0 Step 3. Perform functional and non-functional testing. Intro1:46
4. Resources0:45
5.1 Warm-up8:21
5.2 Something like sorting7:20
5.3 Importing data files7:52
5.4 The Response Body Structure and values. Again...6:33
Apply a simple API testing approach for functional testing. Validate the response body structure and values with happy path tests and postman experiments on the Chuck Norris jokes API.
5.5 Array length2:12
5.6 Search4:25
5.7 Dynamic variables2:59
5.8 Sample Data Generation7:37
5.9 Request And Response bodies to JSON1:24
5.10 Number to String to Number3:27
5. Resources0:54

Requirements

A cup of coffee or other favorite drink should be prepared in advance
It is better for "Larks" people to take this course in the morning, for "Owl" people - in the evening, respectively

Description

Hi everyone. This course is about Manual Software Testing tools, tools that do not include automation, but help to improve the work of a manual tester.
The course will be useful for testers:

1. Absolute beginners in Software Testing who want to learn the most popular software testing tools that every QA uses to work.
2. Experienced software testers who want to recall the basic usage of Software Testing Tools, and learn something new in this topic.
3. Experienced Manual Software Testers who want to learn how to automate test cases with the help of Generative AI (ChatGPT/CursorAI) in a short time
4. Anyone who wants to take the first steps in Software Automation Testing with the help of ChatGPT/CursorAI

The main task of the course is to deepen knowledge about manual testing tools and to assist testers in different aspects and needs of their work.

For that reason, we prepared 4 things:

1. An overview of the main tools for Manual Software testing by category, such as:

AI Tools for Manual Software Testing
Web Testing Tools
Automation Testing Tools with the help of ChatGPT
Automation Testing Tools with the help of CursorAI
Mobile Testing Tools
API Testing Tools
Accessibility Testing Tools
Capture Networking Traffic Tools

2. Explanation of several tools for each category, such as:

ChatGPT, CursorAI, Gemini AI, Bing AI, and Chatsonic AI for Software testing;
Chrome dev tools and BrowserStack for Web testing;
TestRail as a Test Management tool;
NVDA, Voice Over, TalkBack, WAVE, Accessibility Insights for accessibility testing;
Playwright/JavaScript with the help of ChatGPT for Automation Software Testing;
Selenium/Java with the help of ChatGPT for Automation Software Testing;
Android Studio and Xcode for Mobile testing;
Postman and JMeter for API testing;
Wireshark for Networking testing;

3. Demonstrating several basic practical functions that testers can use in their work using ChatGPT, Cursor AI, Chrome Dev Tools, BrowserStack, TestRail, Android Studio, Xcode, Postman, JMeter, Wireshark, NVDA, Voice Over, TalkBack, WAVE, Accessibility Insights, GitHub, Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, Playwright, Selenium.

4. Demonstrating how the Manual QA Engineer can start the automation journey by creating and running Selenium/Java test scripts for the different website functions, such as Filters, Sorting, Navigation, Minicart, etc., with the help of ChatGPT.
Each lecture for the Automation part is shown on our website, where we created separate components to show everything in practice. For each of our lessons, we created a separate class in the IntelliJ IDEA Integrated Development Environment. So it will be easier for you to find the code you need in the future. The final code will be available in the lecture materials and on our website. We can open our webpage, run it, and check the results using this code.

5. Demonstrating how the Manual QA Engineer can start the automation journey by creating and running JavaScript/Playwright test scripts for the different functions on the website, such as Login, Login Negative Scenarios, My Account, and End-to-End purchase flow with the Help of ChatGPT. Each lecture for the Automation part is shown on our website, where we created separate components to show everything in practice. We created a separate class in Visual Studio Code for each of our lessons. So it will be easier for you to find the code you need in the future. The final code will be available in the lecture materials, on our website, and on GitHub. We can open our webpage, run it, and check the results using this code.

6. Demonstrating how the Manual QA Engineer can start the automation journey by creating and running JavaScript/Playwright test scripts for the different functions on the website, such as Login, Login Negative Scenario, with the Help of Cursor AI. Each lecture for the Automation part is shown on our website, where we created separate components to show everything in practice. We created a separate class in Cursor for each of our lessons. So it will be easier for you to find the code you need in the future. The final code will be available in the lecture materials on our website. We can open our webpage, run it, and check the results using this code.

We hope you will enjoy the course, and feel free to write reviews and opinions on which tools you would like to review next. We will prioritize and add them to the full version of the course.

Prepare a cup of coffee or another favorite drink and enjoy the course!

Hope to see you in the first lecture!

Who this course is for:

QA Engineers
Software Testers
Absolute beginners in Software Testing
Experienced software testers who want to recall the basic knowledge of software testing theory
Anyone who wants to take the first steps in using Manual Software Testing Tools
Anyone who likes to watch videos about Software Testing and want to improve your testing

GenAI And Other Software Testing Tools Every QA Should Know

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 38min

ChatGPT11 lectures • 51min

Chrome DevTools9 lectures • 2hr 5min

BrowserStack18 lectures • 1hr 26min

TestRail14 lectures • 2hr 1min

Accessibility Testing (A11Y)9 lectures • 3hr 6min

JavaScript/Playwright with help of ChatGPT24 lectures • 11hr 32min

JavaScript/Playwright with help of Сursor AI12 lectures • 4hr 52min

Selenium/Java with help of ChatGPT14 lectures • 3hr 49min

API Testing/Postman47 lectures • 5hr 16min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: