Project-Led Browser Automation with Playwright
Strengths
Consistent Project-Led Learning
The curriculum utilizes a single, well-structured web shop example to maintain context throughout the automation journey.

Master browser automation to create fast and reliable test suites. Taking you from zero to hero!
InstructorRick Schubert







The curriculum utilizes a single, well-structured web shop example to maintain context throughout the automation journey.
Editorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
A presenter wearing a yellow bow tie appears beside a code editor displaying JavaScript test code for a payment page.
A presenter wearing a yellow bow tie is shown next to a browser checkout page and a code editor displaying JavaScript test code
A presenter wearing a yellow bow tie stands next to a bar chart ranking programming languages by percentage, citing the Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2022.
Instruction covers essential industry patterns, including the Page Object Model and mobile viewport emulation.
The content lacks coverage of certain core testing concepts such as fixtures, test isolation, or Playwright's native API capabilities.
One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests potential distractions from the main topic and verbal hesitations during recordings; however, the update label does not prove these issues were corrected.
The course is well-aligned for beginners starting from zero, though it may not satisfy those seeking more advanced testing depth.