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🛣️ JavaScript for QA Automation – 60 Day Roadmap

 

🛣️ JavaScript for QA Automation (1 hr/day) – 60 Day Roadmap


✅ Week 1–2: JavaScript Basics (Days 1–10)

Learn core syntax and control structures.


✅ Week 3–4: Functions, Arrays, and Loops (Days 11–20)

Build logic and understand repetition.

  • Declare functions (standard, arrow, anonymous)
  • Work with arrays: push, pop, map, filter
  • Loop using for, while, forEach
  • Understand function scope and hoisting
  •  FreeCodeCamp - JS Basics

✅ Week 5: Objects, DOM, and Events (Days 21–30)

Learn about data structures and the browser environment.

  • Create and manipulate objects
  • DOM manipulation (getElementById, querySelector)
  • Add event listeners (addEventListener, onclick)
  • Form input interaction
  • JavaScript.info - Objects

✅ Week 6: JS for QA – Test Automation Prep (Days 31–45)

Prepare for automation with Node.js and async handling.


✅ Week 7–9: Automation Tools – Playwright or Puppeteer (Days 46–60)

Write real browser automation tests.

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