AI Powered Automation Testing with Playwright JavaScript/TypeScript– Live Training

(JavaScript, TypeScript, Playwright, GitHub Actions, REST APIs, CI/CD Integration)

🚀 Master Playwright & JavaScript Automation from Scratch – Join Our 40+ Hour, Hands-On Training!

Want to become a pro in test automation? This complete, beginner-friendly course takes you from zero to hero in Playwright!

✅ Build your JavaScript foundation – master variables, functions, arrays, and object-oriented programming.
✅ Unlock Playwright’s full power – UI automation, dynamic elements, API testing, locators, and more!
✅ Take your skills further with TypeScript for writing clean, structured tests.
✅ Learn real-world best practices – CI/CD pipeline integration, practical exercises, and reusable test patterns.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up your automation game, this hands-on, 40+ hour program will give you the tools and confidence to succeed.

🎯 Enroll today and kickstart your career in automation testing!

About the Instructor:

P. Gupta is a highly experienced Test Architect and Automation Expert with over 20 years in software testing and automation. Throughout his career, he has designed and implemented robust, scalable automation frameworks across a wide range of tools and technologies.

He specializes in Java, JavaScript, Cypress, Playwright, REST Assured, and Selenium, and brings hands-on expertise in modern practices like Docker, AWS, and CI/CD for seamless, cloud-based testing.

As a seasoned Corporate Trainer, P. Gupta has successfully mentored and upskilled countless professionals and teams. His practical, real-world training style empowers learners to tackle real automation challenges, improve testing processes, and deliver high-quality, maintainable automation solutions at scale.

With his deep knowledge and passion for teaching, P. Gupta ensures that every participant walks away equipped with the tools, techniques, and confidence to succeed in the ever-evolving world of test automation.

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Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is ~~129 USD 109 ~~USD~~~~ 99 USD Or ~~15000 INR~~ ~~9900 INR~~ 7900 Rupees.

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Free Demo Session:

14th February @ 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM (IST) (Indian Timings)

14th February @ 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM (EST) (U.S Timings)

14th February @ 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM (BST) (UK Timings)

Class Schedule:

For Participants in India: Saturday & Sunday @ 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM (IST)

For Participants in the US: Saturday & Sunday @ 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM (EST)

For Participants in the UK: Saturday & Sunday @ 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (BST)

What student’s have to say about Trainer :

What will I Learn by end of this course?

Understand Playwright Fundamentals
Explain the architecture and capabilities of Playwright.
Design and Develop Automated Test Cases.
Implement UI and Functional Testing.
Perform Cross-Browser Testing.
Structure and Maintain Test Suites.
Handle Advanced Scenarios.
Generate Reports and Debug Tests.
Integrate Tests with CI/CD Pipelines.
Analyze Failures and Improve Test Stability

Salient Features:

40 Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
Lifetime access to the recorded videos
Course Completion Certificate

Who can enroll in this course?

👩‍💻 Manual Testers – looking to shift into automation testing
🎓 Freshers – who want to build a career in test automation
🧑‍🏫 QA Engineers – wanting to upskill with Playwright and JavaScript
💼 Developers – interested in learning automation with modern tools
🔁 Selenium Users – planning to explore Playwright as an alternative
🧪 Automation Enthusiasts – who want to learn web + API testing + CI/CD integration
📈 Anyone – curious to learn JavaScript and Playwright from scratch

Course syllabus:

Section 1 – JavaScript Basics

JS values & variables. Understanding let, var and const.
Primitive data types in JS – Strings, numbers, booleans, undefined, null.
String manipulation – Basic string methods, template literals, and the usage of Math object and random number generation.
Comparison operators – Double(==) and triple(===) equality, type coercion, typeof operator.
Control flow – if…else, switch and ternary operator.
Logical Operators – &&, || and ! operator, truthy and falsy values.
Capture Collections of Data with Arrays – array creation, array methods(push, pop, shift, unshift, slice, reverse, join, sort), arrays as reference types.
Using Objects – the backbone of Javascript – creating and manipulating objects, nested objects.
Using various types of loops in JS – for, while, do..while, for…of, for..in with practical examples.

Section 2 – JavaScript Intermediate

Writing reusable code with functions – Writing reusable code, function declarations, expressions, arrow functions, return statements and sample exercises for practice.
Function scope – global vs local scope, let const var behavior in functions.
Block scope and function expressions – Anonymous and named functions.
Callback functions – Using functions as arguments, practical examples.
Array methods – forEach, map, filter and implicit return.
Misc features in JS – Default parameters, spread operator, destructure arrays and objects.

Section 3 – Logic Building + Interview preparation

Introduction to Logic building.
Programs to enhance coding skills.
How to develop the right thought process when it comes to coding.

Section 4 – JavaScript Advanced

Object Oriented JS – creating classes, constructors & inheritance.
Understanding the mysterious “this” keyword.
Understanding asynchronous code and promises – callbacks and promises, async/await, error handling with try/catch blocks.

Section 5 – Typescript

What is Typescript and why to use it?
Setting up Typescript project with Playwright.
Type annotations and inference.
Enums and Union Types.
Classes and objects in Typescript.

Section 6 – VSCode IDE

Setting up VS Code for Playwright development.
Essential VS Code plugins for Playwright.
Debugging in VS Code.
Understanding console output.
Setting breakpoints.

Section 7 – Setting up Playwright

Installing Nodejs.
Installing VSCode.
Setting up Playwright project.
Installing Playwright using npm.
Configuring browsers (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit).
Creating your first test script.
Running your first test with Playwright Test Runner.
Understanding Playwright configuration file

Section 8 – Playwright Architecture

Overview of Playwright, features & its architecture in depth and how it is better & faster than Selenium.
Browser contexts and isolation.
Test fixtures and how they work.
Playwright Inspector tool.
Introduction to reporting.

Section 9 – Test structure and running

Test structure & understanding the modules & JS imports.
Running tests in Playwright in different browsers parallely and in specific browsers.
Understanding Playwright’s inbuilt parallel execution.
How to create scripts in package.json. Using NPM scripts to run scripts faster.

Section 10 – Playwright basic methods & Assertions

DOM elements – Understanding the DOM, element attributes, HTML structure.
Locators supported by Playwright.
Extracting the HTML text.
How to interact with multiple elements.
Understanding wait mechanism in depth and auto-waiting.
Creating test from scratch and understanding test() method and fixtures.
Handling promises using super easy async and await syntax.
Skipping tests and how to only specific tests and specific files.
Running tests in headless mode vs headed mode.
Debug and pause tests and use Playwright Inspector.
Understanding actionability checks which makes Playwright very much stable.
Using different types of assertions. Knowing the difference between toBe* Assertions and toHave* Assertions.
Deep dive into the auto-waiting mechanism and where we need to use explicit waits. Understanding regular expressions and when to use them.
VSCode shortcuts and writing code faster like a Pro.
Implementing the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern and how to use it effectively and industry best practices.
Understanding how Playwright is better than Selenium handling unstable elements.

Section 11 – Locating web elements in-depth

Locator syntax rules.
Locating child elements, parent elements and reusing locators.
Understanding hooks.
Deep dive into locating web elements and how to work with multiple elements – working with multiple items in a shopping website.
Understanding Playwright’s unique but powerful GetBy locators
- GetByRole
- GetByLabel
- GetByText
- GetByPlaceholder
- GetByTitle
- GetByAltText
- GetByTestID

Section 12 – Record and play with Playwright and deep dive into Assertions

Record and play scripts in Playwright using Codegen. This will be really exciting.
Most commonly used Assertions in Playwright deep dive. Understanding how behavior assertions are different from value assertions. Auto-retrying assertions.
Hard Assertions and Soft Assertions.

Section 13 – Playwright’s UI mode/runner and Traces

VSCode Extension for running tests.
Learning Playwright UI mode which is very powerful – see screencast, before and after screenshots, all Playwright logs, Network logs, logging, mapping actions with Playwright source code.
Learning traces feature.

Section 14 – Handling dropdowns, alerts, checkboxes and webtables

Static single option dropdowns.
Handling different types of alerts in Playwright and how it is different from Selenium.
Understanding the structure of a table and finding the number of rows and columns inside.
Selecting a specific element in a dynamic table using 2 ways – using JS loops and Playwright’s inbuilt filter() method.
Interacting with checkboxes and difference between click(), check() and uncheck() methods and when to use what.

Section 15 – Mouse events and uploading files

Performing mouse hover operation which is different from clicking.
Performing right mouse click.
Performing mouse drag and drop.
Uploading files in Playwright – single and multiple.

Section 16 – Handling child windows

Understanding browser fixture and how it is different from page fixture.
Launching a specific browser – chromium.
Automate multi-user workflow by opening multiple browsers in one test. Learn browser isolation.
Automate multi-tab workflow by opening multiple tabs in one browser.
Switching the focus to different windows.
Learn how to drive the browsers from the Playwright config file.

Section 17 – API Testing with Playwright & running connected APIs

Understanding APIs – Rest APIs, JSON structure, request & response formats.
Browser API calls – Inspecting network calls, verifying request payloads and responses.
Firing APIs through Playwright – Make GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests & validating responses.

Section 18 – Visual testing with Playwright

Taking screenshots in Playwright – only the visible area and full page screenshots.
Taking screenshots of specific elements only.
Visual testing by comparing screenshots pixel by pixel.

Section 19 – Solving Playwright Interview Questions – Complex UI scenarios

Working with complex calendars.
Working with Shadow DOM & iframes.

Working with a pagination table – What if the element to search for is not on the first page.

Section 20 – Playwright framework features

Implement Page Object pattern using Typescript.
Data driven testing by running one test with different data sets.
Understanding Playwright config file in detail – global settings vs browser settings and how to override them.
Understanding Test retry feature in Playwright.
Recording videos of tests.
Understanding workers and how tests run in parallel and how to run tests sequentially if required.
Test annotations – run and skip.
Command line argument options to run tests.
Detailed view of HTML reporting with Trace logs.
Creating custom scripts in package.json to trigger tests.
Understanding CI/CD concepts and integrating Playwright Framework with Jenkins.
Best practices for framework development.

Section 21 – AI powered Playwright

Installing GitHub Copilot in VSCode.
Using GitHub Copilot.
Playwright integration with AI using Copy Prompt.
Playwright with Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Generating test scenarios using Playwright with MCP.

Learning Outcomes –

Understand Playwright Fundamentals
Explain the architecture and capabilities of Playwright.
Design and Develop Automated Test Cases.
Implement UI and Functional Testing.
Perform Cross-Browser Testing.
Structure and Maintain Test Suites.
Handle Advanced Scenarios.
Generate Reports and Debug Tests.
Integrate Tests with CI/CD Pipelines.
Analyze Failures and Improve Test Stability

Bonus material –

API Testing Interview Questions
Manual Testing Interview Questions
Senior Test Engineer/Test Lead/Test Manager Interview Questions
Postman detailed guide pdf
Salary negotiation tips
Beginners guide to Software testing pdf(A proper book to start manual testing if you are a complete beginner)

Total Duration: ~ 40 Hours

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1. Is this training useful for freshers?

Ans: Absolutely! This training is designed to help freshers kick-start their career in the automation QA field.

Q2. Is this training useful for manual testers?

Ans: Yes. Manual testers will benefit greatly. This training will help you transition smoothly from manual to automation testing. With practice, you’ll be confident enough to call yourself an automation tester.

Q3. Do I need prior programming knowledge to join this course?

Ans: No prior knowledge is required. I start with the basics of programming and gradually build up to advanced automation concepts.

Q4. Can I improve my programming skills after this training?

Ans: 100%! This training will not only improve your coding skills but also enhance your logical thinking and ability to write optimized automation code.

Q5. Will I get the recordings of these sessions?
Ans: Yes. After each session, you will receive the recording for that specific topic. You will also have lifetime access to all session recordings.

Q6. What if I miss a session?

Ans: Don’t worry. You’ll receive the recording of every session, which you can watch at your convenience.

Q7. What is the duration of this course?

Ans: The course typically takes 45–50 hours to complete. However, I never rush through topics, so depending on the pace of the batch, it may take a little longer.

Q8. Will assignments be shared?

Ans: Yes. Assignments will be provided for almost every important topic to help you practice and strengthen your learning.

Q9. How will you cover the topics? Is it theory-based or practical?

Ans: This training is fully practical. I cover each topic by writing code live during the session and connecting it to real-time project scenarios. No PowerPoint slides, no boring theory, and no copy-paste code.

Q10. Which tools and frameworks will be covered in this training?

Ans: Along with Playwright, you will also learn important concepts like framework design, CI/CD integration, best practices in automation, and handling real-time project challenges.

Q11. Will this training help me showcase my automation knowledge?

Ans: Yes. You will learn automation in a structured and practical way. With consistent practice, you’ll be able to confidently demonstrate your automation skills.

Q12. Can I crack automation interviews after this training?

Ans: Definitely. If you attend sessions regularly, practice consistently, and complete assignments, you’ll be well-prepared to face automation interviews.

Q13. Do you provide certification?

Ans: Yes, a course completion certificate will be provided. Please note that it is not a globally recognized certification but serves as proof that you have completed the training.

Q14. Will there be any support after the course ends?

Ans: Yes. Even after the training, you can reach out for clarifications or guidance related to the topics covered.

Note: This course is carefully designed to cater to beginners, intermediate learners, as well as experienced professionals. Whether you’re just starting with Playwright or looking to sharpen your existing skills with real-time projects, industry best practices, and advanced topics like AI integration – this course has something valuable for everyone.

Detailed notes will be provided for JS and Playwright.

How can I enroll for this course?

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Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is ~~129 USD 109 ~~USD~~~~ 99 USD Or ~~15000 INR~~ ~~9900 INR~~ 7900 Rupees.

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