Playwright Course Online

64 Lessons

40 hours

This Playwright course helps learners master automated web testing, browser and API test scripting, test framework design using the Page Object Model, debugging and CI/CD integration. Gain hands-on experience writing reliable, cross-browser tests using JavaScript and TypeScript. Learn to use advanced Playwright tools like Trace Viewer, Code Generator and mobile emulation. Prepare to build, execute and maintain robust automation frameworks and improve software quality with practical, real-world skills.

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Prerequisites

Basic Programming Knowledge
JavaScript or TypeScript Fundamentals
HTML and CSS Basics
Understanding of Web Elements and Locators (e.g., CSS Selectors, XPath)
General Understanding of Web Application Functionality
Node.js and npm (or yarn) Installed
Visual Studio Code or Any Code Editor
At Least One Modern Browser (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit)
Familiarity with Manual Testing or Automation Frameworks
Interest in Web Automation and UI Testing

What Will You Learn

Environment Setup for Playwright
Playwright Configuration File
Browser Automation Techniques
Working with Locators (CSS, XPath, Built-in)
Auto-Wait and Synchronization
Component Testing
API Testing with Playwright
Framework Development with Page Object Model (POM)
Debugging with Playwright Inspector and Trace Viewer
Code Generation Tools
Visual Testing
Mobile Device Emulation
CI/CD Integration (Docker, Jenkins, GitHub Actions)
Cross-Browser Testing (Chromium, Firefox, Safari)
Cross-Platform Testing (Windows, macOS, Linux)
Hands-on Automation with Live Applications
Test Reporting with Allure Reports

Course Curriculum

Course Content

Lesson 1 – Getting Started with Playwright

What is Playwright?
Key Features and Benefits
How Playwright Works (Browsers, Contexts, Pages)
Playwright vs Selenium and Cypress
Supported Browsers (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit)

Lesson 2 – Environment Setup

Lesson 3 – Playwright Test Runner & Configuration

Lesson 4 – Browser and Context Management

Lesson 5 – Locators and Web Element Interaction

Lesson 6 – Advanced User Interactions

Lesson 7 – Auto-Waiting and Synchronization

Lesson 8 – Page Object Model (POM) and Framework Design

Lesson 9 – Component & API Testing

Lesson 10 – Debugging, Code Generation & Tracing

Lesson 11 – Visual and Responsive Testing

Lesson 12 – Cross-Browser and Cross-Platform Testing

Lesson 13 – CI/CD Integration

Lesson 14 – Reporting and Logs

Lesson 15 – Real-World Project

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Playwright Course Online Certification Exam

Upon completing the Playwright Course Online, you will receive a globally recognized certification that validates your expertise in professional skills and industry best practices. This certification is a testament to your practical knowledge, hands-on skills, and professional readiness.

The Technology certification exam assesses your ability to apply real-world concepts, tools, and techniques learned during the course. Certified professionals are in high demand across industries, opening doors to exciting career opportunities and higher salary potential.

Our certification is recognized by top employers and organizations worldwide. Whether you are looking to advance your current career, switch to a new role, or demonstrate your expertise to clients, this certification gives you the competitive edge you need in today’s fast-paced technology landscape.

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The Playwright Course Online is designed to provide comprehensive, in-depth training in Playwright. Prerequisites Basic Programming Knowledge JavaScript or TypeScript Fundamentals HTML and CSS Basics Understanding of Web Elements and Locators (e.g., CSS Selectors, XPath) General Understanding of Web Application Functionality Node.js and npm (or yarn) Installed Visual Studio Code or Any Code Editor At Least One Modern Browser (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit) Familiarity with Manual Testing or Automation Frameworks Interest in Web Automation and UI Testing What Will You Learn Environment Setup for Playwright Playwright Configuration File Browser Automation Techniques Working with Locators (CSS, XPath, Built-in) Auto-Wait and Synchronization Component Testing API Testing with Playwright Framework Development with Page Object Model (POM) Debugging with Playwright Inspector and Trace Viewer Code Generation Tools Visual Testing Mobile Device Emulation CI/CD Integration (Docker, Jenkins, GitHub Actions) Cross-Browser Testing (Chromium, Firefox, Safari) Cross-Platform Testing (Windows, macOS, Linux) Hands-on Automation with Live Applications Test Reporting with Allure Reports The program covers foundational concepts through to advanced techniques to ensure you gain job-ready expertise.

This course is ideal for beginners, IT enthusiasts, and working professionals who want to build or advance their career in Playwright and qualify for relevant industry roles. There are no stringent prerequisites—basic computer proficiency and a willingness to learn are all that is required. Foundational topics are thoroughly covered during onboarding.

The course is delivered through interactive, live online sessions led by industry experts. You will also have 24/7 access to LMS resources, study materials, and session recordings so you can catch up or revise at your convenience if you miss any live classes.

Yes, hands-on learning is a core component of this course. You will work on practical assignments, real-life use cases, and capstone projects using Playwright tools and best practices, helping you build a portfolio to showcase to hiring managers.

Upon successful completion of the course curriculum and project assessments, you will be awarded an industry-recognized Certificate of Completion from Kodestree. We also offer career assistance, including resume-building workshops, mock technical interviews, and job opportunities to help you transition into relevant industry roles.

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Playwright Course Online

About Course

Prerequisites

What Will You Learn

Course Curriculum

Course Content

Lesson 1 – Getting Started with Playwright

What is Playwright?

Key Features and Benefits

How Playwright Works (Browsers, Contexts, Pages)

Playwright vs Selenium and Cypress

Supported Browsers (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit)

Lesson 2 – Environment Setup

Installing Node.js and npm

Setting up Playwright using CLI

Folder Structure and Test Organization

Introduction to Visual Studio Code (or other IDEs)

Creating and Running Your First Test

Lesson 3 – Playwright Test Runner & Configuration

Introduction to Playwright Test Runner

Writing Basic Tests with Test Syntax

Understanding playwright.config.ts

Test Timeouts, Retries and Projects

Managing Test Fixtures and Hooks (beforeEach, afterEach)

Lesson 4 – Browser and Context Management

Launching Browsers (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit)

Understanding Browser Contexts and Pages

Emulating Devices (Mobile, Tablet, etc.)

Setting Browser Options (headless, viewport, etc.)

Lesson 5 – Locators and Web Element Interaction

Introduction to Playwright Locators

CSS Selectors, Text Locators, Role Locators

XPath and Custom Strategies

Clicking, Typing, Selecting and Hovering

Handling Checkboxes, Radios, Dropdowns and File Uploads

Lesson 6 – Advanced User Interactions

Keyboard and Mouse Actions

Handling Alerts, Popups and Modals

Working with Iframes and Shadow DOM

Uploading and Downloading Files

Intercepting Network Requests

Lesson 7 – Auto-Waiting and Synchronization

Auto-Wait Mechanism in Playwright

waitForSelector, waitForLoadState, etc.

Handling Dynamic Content and AJAX Calls

Timeout and Retry Strategies

Lesson 8 – Page Object Model (POM) and Framework Design

Introduction to POM in Playwright

Creating Reusable Page Classes

Structuring Tests Using POM

Framework Design Best Practices

Managing Test Data and Utilities

Lesson 9 – Component & API Testing

Writing Component Tests

Making API Requests Using Playwright’s request Object

Validating API Responses

Integration of UI + API Testing

Lesson 10 – Debugging, Code Generation & Tracing

Using Playwright Inspector for Debugging

Generating Code Using Playwright Codegen

Creating and Viewing Trace Files

Taking Screenshots and Videos

Lesson 11 – Visual and Responsive Testing

Introduction to Visual Testing

Screenshot Comparison and Snapshot Testing

Mobile Emulation and Responsive Checks

Lesson 12 – Cross-Browser and Cross-Platform Testing

Running Tests on Multiple Browsers

Testing on Different Operating Systems

Using Playwright Test Projects for Multi-Browser Execution

Lesson 13 – CI/CD Integration

Integrating Playwright Tests in Jenkins/GitHub Actions

Running Tests in Docker Containers

Parallel Execution in CI

Generating and Storing Artifacts (Videos, Traces)

Lesson 14 – Reporting and Logs

Generating HTML and JSON Reports

Allure Reporting Integration

Logging and Test Artifacts Collection

Creating Custom Logs and Error Messages