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Playwright Automation Testing - Modern End-to-End Testing Course

Master the fastest-growing testing framework by Microsoft. Build robust cross-browser tests with modern features.

🕑 60 Hours
🎓 Beginner to Advanced
💻 Online & Offline
💼 Placement Assistance

Course Overview

Playwright is a modern, fast, and reliable end-to-end testing framework by Microsoft. This 60-hour course takes you from JavaScript/TypeScript basics to building complete Playwright test automation frameworks.

You'll learn selectors, auto-waiting, network interception, visual testing, parallel execution, Page Object Model, CI/CD integration, and more — all with hands-on practice on a live project.

Who should take this course: Fresh graduates, manual testers, Selenium users wanting to learn modern tools, developers, and anyone looking to build a career in modern test automation.

Detailed Course Syllabus

1 Introduction to Playwright & Modern Testing+
  • What is Playwright & Why It Was Created
  • Playwright vs Selenium vs Cypress — Comparison
  • Playwright Architecture — Browser Contexts, CDP Protocol
  • Supported Browsers — Chromium, Firefox, WebKit
  • Key Features — Auto-Waiting, Network Interception, Tracing
  • Real-World Use Cases & Industry Adoption
2 JavaScript / TypeScript Fundamentals+
  • Variables — let, const, var & Scope
  • Data Types, Operators & Template Literals
  • Functions — Regular, Arrow, Callback
  • Arrays & Objects — Methods, Destructuring, Spread
  • Async/Await & Promises
  • ES6+ Features — Modules, Classes, Map, Set
  • TypeScript Basics — Types, Interfaces, Generics
3 Playwright Setup & Configuration+
  • Node.js Installation & npm/yarn
  • Installing Playwright & Browsers
  • playwright.config.ts — Full Configuration Guide
  • Project Structure & Best Practices
  • VS Code Extensions — Playwright Test for VS Code
  • Running First Playwright Test
4 Selectors & Locators in Playwright+
  • CSS Selectors & Text Selectors
  • Role-Based Selectors — getByRole, getByText, getByLabel
  • Data-TestId Selectors — getByTestId
  • Locator Chaining & Filtering — .filter(), .nth()
  • XPath Selectors (when needed)
  • Locator Strictness & Best Practices
  • Handling Dynamic Elements
5 Browser Contexts & Pages+
  • Browser Launch — Chromium, Firefox, WebKit
  • Browser Contexts — Isolated Sessions
  • Multiple Pages & Tabs
  • Incognito Mode & State Management
  • Storage State — Cookies & Local Storage
  • Authentication State Reuse
6 Auto-Waiting & Web-First Assertions+
  • Built-in Auto-Wait Mechanism
  • expect() Assertions — toBeVisible, toHaveText, toHaveURL
  • toBeEnabled, toBeChecked, toHaveValue, toHaveCount
  • Soft Assertions
  • Custom Timeout Configuration
  • Retry Logic & Polling
7 Interacting with Web Elements+
  • Click, Fill, Type, Clear, Press
  • Select Options — Dropdowns & Multi-Select
  • Check/Uncheck — Checkboxes & Radio Buttons
  • File Upload & Download
  • Drag and Drop
  • Keyboard Actions — key combinations, shortcuts
  • Mouse Actions — Hover, Right-Click, Double-Click
8 Handling Dialogs, Frames & Popups+
  • Alert, Confirm & Prompt Dialog Handling
  • iFrame Interactions — frameLocator()
  • Popup Windows & New Tab Handling
  • Event Listeners for Dialogs
  • Handling Permission Dialogs
9 Network Interception & API Mocking+
  • Route Interception — page.route()
  • Mocking API Responses
  • Modifying Requests & Responses
  • Network Events — request, response, requestfailed
  • HAR File Recording & Replay
  • Blocking Resources (images, CSS, ads)
10 Visual Testing & Screenshots+
  • Full Page Screenshots
  • Element-Level Screenshots
  • Visual Comparison — toHaveScreenshot()
  • Visual Regression Testing Strategy
  • Masking Dynamic Content
  • Video Recording of Tests
11 Playwright Test Runner & Fixtures+
  • Test Structure — test.describe, test()
  • Hooks — beforeAll, beforeEach, afterEach, afterAll
  • Built-in Fixtures — page, browser, context
  • Custom Fixtures — test.extend()
  • Annotations — test.skip, test.only, test.fixme
  • Tags & Filtering Tests
  • Parameterized Tests
12 Page Object Model in Playwright+
  • POM Pattern for Playwright
  • Creating Page Classes with Locators & Actions
  • Constructor Injection of Page Object
  • Reusable Components & Base Page
  • Implementing POM in Real Project
  • Best Practices & Design Tips
13 Parallel Execution & Sharding+
  • Worker Configuration — fullyParallel
  • Parallel Tests Within & Across Files
  • Sharding Across Machines
  • Retry Strategies — retries, maxRetries
  • Test Isolation & Independence
14 Reporting+
  • Built-in HTML Reporter
  • List, Dot, JSON Reporters
  • Allure Report Integration
  • Custom Reporters
  • Trace Viewer — Debugging Failed Tests
  • Video & Screenshot Attachments in Reports
15 CI/CD Integration+
  • GitHub Actions — Playwright Workflow
  • Jenkins Integration for Playwright
  • Docker — Running Tests in Containers
  • Headless Execution in CI
  • Artifact Storage — Reports, Screenshots, Videos
16 Live Project & Framework Development+
  • Building Complete Playwright Framework from Scratch
  • Framework Architecture — Fixtures, POM, Config, Utilities
  • Test Data Management — JSON, Environment Variables
  • Custom Assertions & Helpers
  • Git Repository & CI/CD Pipeline Setup
  • Code Review & Best Practices
  • Interview Preparation — Top Playwright Questions
  • Resume Building & Mock Interviews

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need JavaScript or TypeScript experience?+
No! We teach JavaScript/TypeScript fundamentals from scratch in the first module. You'll learn variables, functions, async/await, and other essential concepts before writing Playwright tests.
How is Playwright different from Selenium?+
Playwright is a modern tool with built-in auto-waiting (no need for explicit waits), native network interception, multi-browser context support, and faster execution. It supports Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit out of the box. Selenium is more established but Playwright is rapidly growing.
What browsers does Playwright support?+
Playwright supports Chromium (Chrome, Edge), Firefox, and WebKit (Safari) — all built in. You don't need to download separate drivers like in Selenium. True cross-browser testing is first-class.
What is the course duration and schedule?+
The total course is 60 hours. Weekday batches run 1.5-2 hours daily and weekend batches run 3-4 hours. You can complete the course in 6-10 weeks depending on batch type.
Is Playwright used in the industry?+
Yes! Playwright adoption has exploded. Microsoft, Google, and many companies use it. Job postings requiring Playwright skills have increased by 300%+ in the last 2 years. It's one of the top skills for modern SDET roles.
Will I work on a live project?+
Yes, you'll build a complete Playwright automation framework from scratch on a real web application, including POM design, custom fixtures, data management, reporting, and CI/CD pipeline.
Can I attend the course online?+
Yes! Online batches are live and interactive via Zoom/Google Meet. You'll also get lifetime access to recorded sessions for revision.
Do you provide placement assistance?+
Yes — resume building, LinkedIn optimization, mock interviews, and direct referrals to our network of hiring partners at top companies.
Will I get a certificate?+
Yes, you receive a course completion certificate from RM Infotech Private Limited upon successfully completing the course and project.
Do I have to pay the full fee upfront?+
We do not offer EMI or installment options for individual courses. However, you can attend a few trial classes first and pay only after you're satisfied with the training quality. This way, you can experience our teaching methodology risk-free before committing.

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