15 challenges · 4 parts

Playwright Interview Practice

For: People who already automate and want sharper fundamentals

Core Playwright topics you should be able to explain and use under pressure: locators you can defend, waiting and events, network and browser control, then debugging a broken test and writing your own assertions.

1. PART 1

   Locators you can defend

   Role, label, text and scoping to the right element.

   1. 02Click a Buttonlocators · getByRole · click
   2. 06Select from a DropdownselectOption · the combobox role · select by text or value
   3. 10Interact with Checkboxesthe checkbox role · check and uncheck · state changes
   4. 11Reveal Hidden Content on Hoverhover · image alt text · hidden content
   5. 15Filter Table Rowsfilter() · tables · scoped locators

2. PART 2

   Waiting and events

   Auto-waiting, dialogs and listeners set up in time.

   1. 13Wait for Dynamic Contentauto-waiting · no fixed sleeps · delayed content
   2. 14Handle a JavaScript Alertdialog events · listener before action · alerts

3. PART 3

   Network and browser

   Capture, mock and intercept requests; frames and popups.

   1. 16Capture a Network ResponsewaitForResponse · Promise.all · start waiting before acting
   2. 18Interact Inside an iFrameframeLocator · embedded documents · scoped locators
   3. 20Handle a Popup Windownew pages · waitForEvent · listener before action
   4. 21Mock a GET Requestpage.route · route.fulfill · mock data
   5. 22Intercept a Form POSTrouting by method · route.continue · stubbed responses
   6. 24Inspect Network Payloadrequest bodies · postData · values known only at run time

4. PART 4

   Write and debug the whole test

   Fix a broken test and write the assertions yourself.

   1. 28Debug the Broken Test (Full Authoring)debugging · full test authoring · writing assertions
   2. 29Accessibility Assertions (Full Authoring)accessible names · roles · writing assertions