Learn Playwright with TypeScript, from Your First Test to a CI-Ready Framework
A complete, step-by-step Playwright tutorial for beginners and working testers. Every lesson is a separate, focused article with runnable TypeScript code, and the course builds up to real projects, practice assignments and interview preparation.
How This Playwright Course Works
Each topic is one short article that explains a single concept in plain language.
Copy and run TypeScript examples written for Playwright Test.
Solve the assignment at the end of each lesson and module.
Combine your skills in three real-world framework projects.
Your Learning Path
Playwright Tutorial Syllabus
Module 1: Getting Started with Playwright
Understand what Playwright is, install it, write your first test and learn the project structure, config file and CLI.
Module 2: JavaScript Essentials for Playwright
The JavaScript every Playwright tester needs: variables, control flow, functions, strings, arrays, objects, errors and async/await.
Module 3: TypeScript for Playwright
Add type safety: TypeScript basics through interfaces, classes and generics, each with Playwright examples.
- 20TypeScript Variables
- 21TypeScript Data Types
- 22TypeScript Operators
- 23TypeScript Conditions
- 24TypeScript Loops
- 25TypeScript Functions
- 26TypeScript Arrays
- 27TypeScript Objects
- 28TypeScript Interfaces
- 29TypeScript Classes
- 30TypeScript Generics
- 31TypeScript OOP Practice Questions
- 32TypeScript for Playwright: Complete Guide
Module 4: Locators and Interactions
Find any element reliably and interact with it: locators, selectors, actions, codegen, dialogs, frames, tabs, tables and files.
Module 5: Assertions, Waits and Screenshots
Verify results with web-first assertions, wait the right way, and capture screenshots, videos and visual comparisons.
Module 6: Organizing Tests: Hooks, Fixtures and Annotations
Structure suites like a professional: hooks, describe blocks, tags, annotations, fixtures and retries for flaky tests.
Module 7: Test Data, Configuration and Cross-Browser
Drive tests from data files and environment variables, manage configs, and run across browsers and mobile devices.
Module 8: Authentication and Network Control
Log in once and reuse sessions, test passkeys, and intercept or mock network requests.
Module 9: API Testing with Playwright
Automate REST APIs with the request fixture and combine API and UI steps in one framework.
Module 10: Framework Design
Design a maintainable framework: Page Object Model, folder structure, design patterns, SOLID, BDD and an enterprise implementation.
Module 11: Debugging and Reporting
Find failures fast with the Inspector, UI mode and Trace Viewer, and publish HTML and Allure reports.
Module 12: Parallel Execution and CI/CD
Scale your suite with workers and sharding, and run it automatically in GitHub Actions, Jenkins and Docker.
Module 13: AI-Powered Testing with Playwright
Use AI with Playwright: the Playwright MCP server, Playwright Test Agents and AI tools for QA engineers.
Module 14: Real-World Projects and Assignments
Apply everything in hands-on projects and module-wise assignments, from a first project to a CI-ready hybrid framework.
Module 15: Interview Preparation
Prepare for Playwright interviews at every level, with a printable cheat sheet for quick revision.
Who This Course Is For
- Manual testers moving into automation: no coding background needed, Modules 2 and 3 teach the language.
- Selenium or Cypress engineers switching to Playwright: start with Playwright vs Selenium vs Cypress, then jump to Module 4.
- SDETs and automation leads designing frameworks: focus on Modules 9 to 13 and the projects.
- Job seekers preparing for Playwright interviews: Module 15 plus the MCQ assessment.
What You Need
- A computer with Windows, macOS or Linux and the latest LTS version of Node.js.
- Visual Studio Code with the Playwright Test extension (installation is covered in Lesson 4).
- Practice sites: SQA Tools automation practice pages and other free demo apps used in the lessons.
Playwright Course FAQs
Is this Playwright tutorial free?
Yes. Every lesson, code example, project and assignment in this Playwright with TypeScript course is free to read on SQA Tools.
Do I need programming experience to start?
No. Modules 2 and 3 teach the JavaScript and TypeScript you need from scratch, so complete beginners and manual testers can follow the course in order.
How long does it take to complete the course?
Studying 1 to 2 hours a day, most learners finish the beginner modules in 3 to 4 weeks and the full course, including projects, in about 2 to 3 months.
Why learn Playwright with TypeScript instead of JavaScript?
TypeScript gives autocomplete and catches mistakes before tests run, and Playwright runs TypeScript with zero setup. It is the most common combination in Playwright job descriptions.
Will I build a real framework?
Yes. The course ends with three projects: a beginner project, an e-commerce end-to-end framework, and an API + UI hybrid framework running in CI with GitHub Actions.
Is Playwright good for getting a QA automation job?
Playwright is the fastest-growing web automation tool and is widely requested in QA automation and SDET roles. Module 15 prepares you for interviews from fresher to experienced level.
More Free Resources
- Playwright and QA Automation Training Notes: GitHub, GitHub Actions, AI and SQL notes
- Playwright with TypeScript MCQ Assessment
- SqaToolsByDY on YouTube: video walkthroughs of the lessons