Playwright Project (TypeScript)

Description

This project is designed to run End-to-End tests for the Leadpages platform, focusing on real user workflows like signup, builder interactions, and account management. The goal is simple: To create a framework that is standardized, reusable, and CI/CD ready. The framework follows a clean and scalable structure. At its core is the Page Object Model, a design pattern that separates: Test logic UI interactions Each page in the application has its own Page Object class, which contains: Locators Actions like click, type, or navigation Test files then use these page objects to perform actions and validate results. This approach improves: Readability Maintainability Reusability To build reliable automation, several best practices are followed: First, focus on happy paths — simple user journeys that validate core functionality. Second, ensure tests are independent. Each test should run in isolation without depending on others. Third, design tests to run in parallel execution mode. Playwright supports multiple workers and browsers, so your tests must be resilient. Fourth, avoid fragile selectors. Instead of XPath or CSS, prefer: Role-based selectors Data attributes And finally, always include cleanup steps using hooks like afterEach or afterAll. If you found this helpful, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe. And if you’re preparing for QA interviews or building your own automation framework, this approach can give you a serious advantage.