Playwright course

About the Playwright Automation Course

Testing a web application manually can be a time-consuming process, especially when repeatedly checking the same set of actions in a browser after each change. Playwright allows you to run these repetitive tasks automatically in browsers of your choice and thereby reduces the amount of effort required for testing and enables tests to fail early.

The Playwright Automation course teaches the ideas of browser automation starting from the very beginning. The Playwright Automation course will show you how to write tests that touch items in a web application, such as buttons and text boxes and will teach you to imitate user actions such as clicking the mouse or typing on the keyboard and will show you how to confirm that the application behaves as it should. The Playwright Automation course also teaches you how to fix a test that is not working and to understand why it fails.

The focus is on understanding how automation works in practice, rather than simply learning commands. Hands-on exercises and project work help you apply each concept to common testing situations.

What You Will Learn

• Install Playwright and create a project.
• Write tests in JavaScript or TypeScript
• Locate elements in the page
• Test against browsers
• Work with dropdowns, alerts, frames, file uploads and downloads
• Use assertions to test that your application works as expected.
• Organise test scripts using the Page Object Model.
• Perform API testing and validate responses.
• Debug failed tests and generate test reports.
• Run automated tests through CI/CD pipelines.

The course is suitable for:

• Manual testers who want to move into automation testing.
• QA engineers looking to expand their automation skills.
• Selenium testers interested in learning Playwright.
• Software developers who want to automate application testing.
• SDET professionals who work with test frameworks.
• Freshers and graduates interested in software testing careers.

Playwright Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Playwright

• What is Playwright?
• Why Playwright over Selenium
• Playwright Architecture
• Installation and Setup
• Node.js and NPM Basics
• Visual Studio Code Setup
• Creating Your First Playwright Project
• Understanding Browser Context and Pages

Module 2: JavaScript Fundamentals for Playwright

• Variables and Data Types
• Operators and Conditions
• Loops and Functions
• Arrays and Objects
• Arrow Functions
• Async and Await Concepts
• Promises in JavaScript
• Modules and Imports

Module 3: Locators and Web Elements

• Playwright Locators
• CSS Selectors and XPath
• Handling Input Fields
• Radio Buttons and Checkboxes
• Dropdown Handling
• Buttons and Links
• Tables Handling
• Alerts and Popups
• Frames and iFrames

Module 4: Advanced Browser Handling

• Multiple Windows and Tabs
• File Upload and Download
• Mouse and Keyboard Actions
• Drag and Drop
• Shadow DOM Handling
• Browser Permissions
• Geolocation Testing

Module 5: Waits and Synchronization

• Auto Wait in Playwright
• Explicit Waits
• Assertions in Playwright
• Handling Dynamic Elements
• Timeout Management

Module 6: API Testing with Playwright

• Introduction to API Testing
• GET, POST, PUT, DELETE Requests
• API Validation
• Authentication Testing
• Token Handling
• Response Validation

Module 7: Test Framework Development

• Page Object Model (POM)
• Data-Driven Framework
• Reusable Functions
• Utility Files
• Environment Configuration
• Hooks and Fixtures

Module 8: Reporting and Debugging

• HTML Reports
• Screenshots and Videos
• Trace Viewer
• Debugging Tests
• Logging and Console Reports
• Error Handling

Module 9: CI/CD Integration

• Introduction to Jenkins
• Git and GitHub Basics
• Running Playwright Tests in Jenkins
• Parallel Execution
• Headless and Headed Execution
• Docker Basics for Automation

Module 10: Interview Preparation and Real-Time Projects

• Real-Time Project Implementation
• Live Website Automation Practice
• Resume Preparation
• Mock Interviews
• Placement Support
• Certification Guidance

Upcoming Batch Schedule for Playwright Training

Besant technologies offer affordable and flexible fee structures for students and professionals. Weekend and weekday batches are available with online and offline options.

• 26-10-2026 Mon (Mon - Fri)Weekdays Batch 08:00 AM (IST)(Class 1Hr - 1:30Hrs) / Per Session Get Fees
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Playwright Trainer Profile

• 10+ Years of Industry Experience in software testing and automation.
• Expertise in Playwright Automation using JavaScript and TypeScript
• Project-based training on real-time testing scenarios
• Practical knowledge of UI testing, API testing, and cross-browser testing
• Automation Frameworks using the Page Object Model (POM)
• CI/CD of the automated test suites
• Industry-oriented training for freshers and working professionals.
• Interview preparation with practical coding exercises and concepts on automation testing.

Playwright Course Certificate

Besant Technologies Certification is Accredited by all major Global Companies around the world. We provide after completion of the theoretical and practical sessions to fresher’s as well as corporate trainees.

Our certification at Besant Technologies is accredited worldwide. It increases the value of your resume and you can attain leading job posts with the help of this certification in leading MNC’s of the world. The certification is only provided after successful completion of our training and practical based projects.

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