Anuradha Agarwal

When we start learning Playwright, most of our focus naturally goes toward UI automation. We open the browser. We locate elements. We click buttons. We verify text on screen. That is absolutely the right way to begin. But not everything needs to be tested through the UI. Many validations are faster, simpler, and more reliable when we interact directly with the system via APIs. This is where API testing in Playwright  becomes extremely useful. Instead of always interacting with the application...

When we start learning Playwright, most of us follow a simple flow: Write test Open terminal Run command → npx playwright test See the result on our machine This is an important starting point. It helps us understand: Playwright basics Locators and assertions Test execution flow 👉 But this is local execution only 👉 If tests only run on your laptop → automation is incomplete It depends on one machine, one person, one environment, and one manual action. If the test runs only on your laptop,...

Learn how to refactor Playwright tests using the Page Object Model (POM). Build a scalable automation framework with reusable page classes, global setup, and cleaner test workflows.