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Build modern, reliable test automation

Automation Testing with Playwright and AI

Build automation that is readable, stable and useful to a real delivery team.

Learn JavaScript for testing, automate browser and application programming interface checks with Playwright, and use AI as a careful testing assistant.

New batches run Monday to Friday at 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm IST. View the curriculum online ↓

JavaScriptFrom the fundamentalsPlaywrightUI and API automationFrameworkProject-led learningAI supportUse it, verify it, improve it

01 / IS THIS FOR YOU?

Move from running tests to building automation with purpose.

The course starts with the programming knowledge you need, then connects each technical idea to realistic testing work.

MANUAL TESTERS

Take your first structured step into automation.

Turn testing knowledge into readable Playwright tests without skipping the coding foundation.

JUNIOR AUTOMATION TESTERS

Build stronger framework and debugging habits.

Improve locators, assertions, test design, API setup, reporting and maintainability.

DEVELOPERS AND QA ENGINEERS

Add modern end-to-end testing to your delivery skills.

Use Playwright across browsers, APIs and continuous integration pipelines.

CAREER BUILDERS

Create technical work you can explain clearly.

Complete a practical project and prepare to discuss your decisions in interviews.

02 / WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

One connected path from code foundations to a working framework.

  1. 01

    Write clear JavaScript for automated tests

  2. 02

    Automate reliable browser journeys with Playwright

  3. 03

    Choose stable locators and useful assertions

  4. 04

    Build page objects, helpers and reusable test data

  5. 05

    Test APIs and combine API setup with user interface checks

  6. 06

    Use AI to explore, review and debug without trusting it blindly

03 / BATCH SCHEDULE

One clear batch. One consistent schedule.

Times below are in India Standard Time (IST), the course reference time.

CLASS SCHEDULE

Monday to Friday

7:30 pm to 8:30 pm IST

Batch times by location
LocationLocal time
India IST19:30 to 20:30
Stockholm CEST16:00 to 17:00
London BST15:00 to 16:00
Dubai GST18:00 to 19:00
New York EDT10:00 to 11:00
Los Angeles PDT07:00 to 08:00
Singapore SGT22:00 to 23:00
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04 / INCLUDED WITH YOUR COURSE

Support that continues beyond the live class.

01

Live Zoom teaching

Learn through explanation, demonstration, questions and guided practice.

02

Session recordings

Review every class through the shared Google Drive folder.

03

Practical material

Use structured notes, assignments, examples and project resources.

04

WhatsApp group

Receive meeting links, reminders, updates and course coordination.

05

Mentor access

Clarify course questions and get guidance while building your automation skills.

06

Continued access

Keep the WhatsApp group and Drive material after the course is completed.

05 / FULL CURRICULUM

Build the skill in the order real automation work needs it.

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M01Introduction to test automationUnderstand the automation landscape and why Playwright is a strong modern choice.
  • Software development and testing life cycles
  • Manual and automation testing
  • Testing types and automation suitability
  • Playwright, Selenium and Cypress comparison
  • Playwright architecture and supported browsers
  • Course roadmap
M02JavaScript fundamentalsBuild the programming foundation needed for readable and reliable automation.
  • Variables, data types and operators
  • Conditions, loops and functions
  • Arrays, objects and string methods
  • JSON and JavaScript modules
  • Arrow functions, destructuring and template literals
  • Promises, async and await, and error handling
M03TypeScript essentialsUse TypeScript to make test code safer, clearer and easier to maintain.
  • Types, interfaces and classes
  • Enums and generics
  • Optional parameters and type assertions
  • TypeScript with Playwright
M04Environment setupCreate a dependable local workflow for Playwright development.
  • Node.js, Visual Studio Code and Git
  • NPM commands
  • Playwright and browser installation
  • Project structure and Playwright configuration
M05Playwright basicsWrite and run tests confidently with the Playwright test runner.
  • First test and test runner
  • Fixtures and hooks
  • Parallel execution and projects
  • Tags, annotations and command-line tools
M06LocatorsFind elements using resilient selectors that reflect how people use the interface.
  • ID, CSS, XPath and text locators
  • Role, label and placeholder locators
  • Alternative text and test ID locators
  • Locator chaining and best practices
M07Web user interface automationAutomate common browser interactions and dynamic user journeys.
  • Clicking, filling and form controls
  • Dropdowns and auto-suggestions
  • Mouse and keyboard actions
  • File uploads and downloads
  • Date pickers, tables and dynamic elements
M08Advanced user interface automationHandle complex browser behaviour without creating fragile tests.
  • Frames and nested frames
  • Multiple windows and tabs
  • Alerts and authentication pop-ups
  • Shadow DOM and drag and drop
  • Infinite scroll and canvas basics
M09Waits and synchronisationMake tests stable by waiting for meaningful application states.
  • Playwright auto-waiting
  • Explicit waits and selector states
  • Load state, response and URL waits
  • Timeout management
M10AssertionsProve expected behaviour with focused and readable checks.
  • Built-in assertions
  • Soft and custom assertions
  • API assertions
  • Negative assertions
M11Page Object ModelSeparate page behaviour from test intent using a maintainable design.
  • Framework design and base pages
  • Page classes
  • Utilities and reusable components
  • Page Object Model best practices
M12Data-driven testingRun useful test variations with structured, reusable data.
  • JSON, CSV and Excel data
  • Environment variables
  • Faker library
  • Parameterized tests
M13API testingValidate backend behaviour and connect API setup with browser flows.
  • REST API fundamentals
  • GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE
  • Headers and authentication
  • Request context and response validation
  • Chaining API calls
M14ReportingCreate evidence that helps the team understand results and failures.
  • HTML reports and Trace Viewer
  • Screenshots and videos
  • Allure reports
  • Custom reporting
M15DebuggingDiagnose failures quickly using Playwright and editor tools.
  • Playwright Inspector
  • Visual Studio Code debugger
  • Trace Viewer and slow motion
  • Console logging
M16Cross-browser testingRun meaningful coverage across browsers and representative devices.
  • Chromium, Firefox and WebKit
  • Mobile emulation
  • Device testing
  • Cross-browser project configuration
M17Framework developmentBring configuration, utilities and reliability patterns into one framework.
  • Folder structure and configuration management
  • Constants, utilities and helpers
  • Logging
  • Retry logic
M18Continuous integration and deliveryRun automation consistently in shared delivery pipelines.
  • Git and GitHub workflows
  • GitHub Actions
  • Jenkins pipelines
  • Pipeline and scheduled execution
M19Docker basicsPackage the execution environment for consistent automation runs.
  • Docker installation
  • Images and containers
  • Running Playwright in Docker
  • Repeatable local and pipeline execution
M20AI-powered automationUse AI to accelerate automation work while retaining human verification.
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Prompt engineering for test cases
  • AI-assisted locator and script generation
  • Model Context Protocol
  • AI-assisted debugging and review
M21Real-world automation projectBuild a complete automation framework around realistic product behaviour.
  • JavaScript and Playwright framework
  • Page Object Model and API testing
  • Allure reporting
  • GitHub Actions and Jenkins
  • Environment configuration
M22Interview preparationPrepare to explain your technical decisions and automation experience clearly.
  • Playwright and JavaScript questions
  • API testing and framework design questions
  • Coding challenges
  • CV preparation and mock interviews

06 / PREREQUISITES

Start with testing curiosity. Build the code step by step.

Basic testing knowledge is helpful. JavaScript is taught from the beginning.

  • A computer that can run Node.js, Visual Studio Code and Playwright
  • Time for live classes and regular practice between sessions
  • A willingness to debug, ask questions and improve your first attempt
HUMAN SUPPORT

Get help while you learn and while you practise.

Live teaching gives you space to ask questions as each topic is demonstrated. Assignments and project work help you apply the concepts between classes.

  • Ask questions during live Zoom sessions
  • Clarify doubts through the participant WhatsApp group
  • Get guidance from mentors and course coordinators
  • Continue using the group and learning material after the course

07 / REGISTER OR ENQUIRE

Reserve your place and take the next clear step.

Send your details through WhatsApp if you want to confirm suitability, timetable or INR payment. If you are ready, you can register through the secure Stripe checkout now.

ONE-TIME COURSE FEE€199

Live course, recordings, practical material, WhatsApp group and mentor access included.

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08 / COMMON QUESTIONS

Know what to expect before you join.

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Do I need JavaScript or automation experience before joining?

No automation experience is required. The course teaches the JavaScript and TypeScript concepts used in testing before progressing into Playwright. Basic software testing knowledge is helpful.

What happens if I miss a live class?

Each live Zoom session is recorded and shared in the course Google Drive folder. You can review the recording and use the WhatsApp group to clarify course-related questions.

Will I build a practical automation project?

Yes. You will build a production-style Playwright framework with user interface tests, API checks, reusable components, reporting and continuous integration.

What support will I receive during and after the course?

You receive course coordinator support, mentor access and a WhatsApp group for meeting links, updates and questions. The group and shared Drive folder remain available after the course.

How do I reserve my place?

Send your details through WhatsApp. You can ask questions first or continue to the secure Stripe checkout when you are ready. Contact us on WhatsApp for an INR payment link.

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