Playwright from Zero to Hero — Artem Bondar

Bondar introduces browser automation through Playwright, with JavaScript foundations and a route into UI tests, API work, mocks, and fixtures. It is useful for connecting a user action to an observable result. A reliable test should explain a behavior rather than reproduce an implementation’s internal details.

What you will learn

• Choose useful locators for interface controls
• Write introductory UI and API checks
• Organize reusable test setup and fixtures

Who this suits

Suitable for a beginner to Playwright, with JavaScript familiarity helpful even where the course supplies an introduction. Use an owned application or the provided practice environment rather than running automation against unrelated services.

Before you enroll

Browser, framework, and tool versions evolve. Follow supported setup documentation when a command differs. Avoid making tests pass through arbitrary waits, and keep credentials and private test data out of shared repositories.

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Put it into practice

Test a small form’s successful submission and validation failure. Run the checks repeatedly, remove timing assumptions, and explain how a failure would help locate a real user-visible regression.

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