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6-Week JS + TS + Playwright Plan

 


Week 1 – JavaScript Foundations for QA

🎯 Goal: Understand enough JS to write test scripts.

  • Variables (let, const), data types

  • Arrays & objects (storing test data)

  • Loops & conditionals (for, while, if)

  • Functions (regular + arrow)

  • Practice: Write a function that validates login data (e.g., check if username/password are not empty).


Week 2 – Async JS & TypeScript Basics

🎯 Goal: Handle async operations & learn TS essentials.

  • Promise, async/await (critical for Playwright steps)

  • Error handling with try/catch

  • TypeScript basics:

    • Types (string, number, boolean)

    • Interfaces (useful for test data structures)

    • Classes (foundation for Page Object Model)

  • Practice: Write a TS function that returns a user object with type safety.


Week 3 – Playwright Setup & First Tests

🎯 Goal: Install Playwright + write basic test scripts.

  • Install Node.js & Playwright (npm init playwright@latest)

  • Understand Playwright test runner (npx playwright test)

  • Write first tests:

    • Open page, check title

    • Login form automation (page.fill(), page.click(), expect())

  • Run tests in headed vs headless mode.


Week 4 – Assertions, Locators & Test Structure

🎯 Goal: Build confidence with Playwright features.

  • Locators (getByRole, getByText, CSS selectors)

  • Assertions (toHaveURL, toHaveText, toBeVisible)

  • Organizing tests with suites (test.describe)

  • Hooks (beforeEach, afterEach) for setup/teardown

  • Practice: Automate login → search → add-to-cart flow on SauceDemo.


Week 5 – Page Object Model & API Testing

🎯 Goal: Make tests clean & scalable.

  • Implement Page Object Model (POM)

    • Create a LoginPage.ts and DashboardPage.ts

    • Reuse methods across tests

  • API testing with Playwright (request.get, request.post)

  • Practice:

    • Automate login using POM

    • Call ReqRes API and validate JSON response.


Week 6 – Data-Driven Testing, CI/CD & Mini Project

🎯 Goal: Build real-world test automation workflow.

  • Data-driven testing with arrays/JSON

  • Debugging: screenshots, video recording, Playwright trace viewer

  • CI/CD: Run tests in GitHub Actions

  • Mini Project 🎉:

    • Choose a demo site (SauceDemo, DemoQA, Parabank)

    • Automate full flow: login → perform action → validate result

    • Add API validation + POM + CI/CD


✅ End Result After 6 Weeks

You’ll be able to:

  • Write Playwright tests in TypeScript

  • Use POM for clean test design

  • Automate UI + API flows

  • Run tests in CI/CD pipelines

  • Build a portfolio project to show employers 💼

Where to Learn JS & TS for QA (Playwright-focused)

🎥 YouTube (free, QA-focused)

  • LambdaTest Playwright Playlist – practical tests with JS/TS

  • Let’s Code (Playwright + TS) – step-by-step automation tutorials

🌐 Free Learning Platforms

📘 Paid but Worth It

  • Udemy: Playwright with TypeScript from Scratch → focused 100% on automation (not generic coding).

  • Udemy: JavaScript for Testers → skips unnecessary dev stuff, goes straight to testing.

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