Playwright Automation Testing 2026: TypeScript, AI & MCP (Udemy.com)

Thanks Kaniel for this in-depth introduction to Playwright! This course is great if you want to get an understanding of how to use Playwright for testing as well as other useful implementations. My favorite is the Tips sections! The course covers a wide range of topics. As other reviewers stated, the audio is not so great in certain videos. And some of the videos are dated (e.g. the old Twitter website is used). But if you can get past that, I highly recommend this gem!

I was looking for a quick course to learn the basics of Playwright and it did the job. The content is simple and well explained, making it easy to follow even as a beginner. The only thing worth mentioning is that sections 12–15 felt redundant for my purpose — they cover more specialized topics. If your goal is the same as mine, feel free to skip them and save some time (it took me around 22 hours to finish). The only downside is that some things felt slightly outdated and occasionally the testing websites used in the course weren't working (you could probably find the solution in the Q&A but I didn't have time for that). Overall a solid course for getting started with Playwright.

The course was very nicely structured. First, it starts with all the needed basics, and then after the first half, the rest is additional info for the curious ones. The lecturer's English level was amazing! Thank you, this course helped me nail Automation QA Engineer interview!

I can't describe how much this course influenced my skills. It doesn't only cover most of the playwright functionalities, but also gives a picture for testing and brings you on another level. Not even mentioning about helpful additional topics in this course. Great job! One of the best courses I've ever taken part in.

This course provided me with an exceptional learning experience. The instructor's teaching style is outstanding. The course content is comprehensive and well-structured. It covers a wide range of topics, ensuring that learners get a well-rounded education. The hands-on examples and practical exercises were particularly helpful in solidifying my understanding and allowing me to apply the knowledge in real-world scenarios.

This course is very suitable for beginners, especially those who do not have much experience with test automation tools like me. The course is well structured. Starting from the fundamentals of Playwright and gradually advancing to E2E and Page Objects, then to the advanced topics, allowing students to understand how to build an automation testing project from scratch. The last part of the course introduces HTML and Javascript, which is very useful for learners who do not have experience in this area. I think an area for improvement is that the UI elements and locators used in the course are very simple, such as every element has its own ID. If more examples of locators for more complex UI elements can be added, the entire course will be more valuable.

Overall Okay. Good for those who know the basics of automation testing and JS/TScript. A few extra topics are covered, but it's very basic. Audio volume is very low, some difficult to hear, and English pronunciation is sometimes difficult to understand(even the auto subtitle/caption failed to understand and showed wrong text on screen)

Pretty good course! It covers all important parts and tools to work with the framework. It's well structured and has a great tempo in declaration and description. Highly recommended for AQA engineers who looking for new knowledge about the Playwright framework.

This course is comprehensive and gives all you need to automate both your UI and API tests using PW/PW Test. I have created full sets of API tests for all lower environments and Smoke for Prod using PW in Azure DevOps pipelines. Best product for testing to date and great course for learning it.

This course can be considered an essential piece of training for the modern SDET working with web technologies. The clear communication style, full examples (i.e.no lazy copy pastes) and plausible exercises made this one of the most effective knowledge inloads i've had to date. Highly recommended!