A real-world automation testing playground
Practice browser automation against evolving websites designed for testers. Set up your environment locally, write your own scripts, and sharpen the skills that matter in real projects.
Start small: this Playground is about practice. Guided learning pages and AI-driven test creation come later.
Realistic UI patterns, flows, and edge cases.
Use Playwright, Selenium, Robot, Cypress — anything you like.
Practice waits, locators, traces, and failure analysis.
Practice sites built for automation testers
These sites behave like real applications — and will evolve over time.
Realistic flows
Login, forms, tables, filters, modals, multi-step flows.
Evolving UI
Practice resilience as selectors and structure change.
Bring your tools
Use your own environment and frameworks.
Always free
As long as the playground runs, it stays free.
How it works
Use the Playground like you would a real client site.
- Set up locally: install your framework.
- Pick a scenario: choose what to validate.
- Write tests: locators, waits, assertions.
- Run + debug: learn from failures.
- Repeat: adapt as the UI evolves.
What to expect
Clear expectations keep the Playground useful and realistic.
Skill-building through real practice
Build confidence with locators, waits, assertions, tracing, debugging, and framework structure.
A managed environment (yet)
You'll set up your own machine, tools, and workflow — just like real automation work.
Some things may break
That's intentional. It helps you practice maintaining tests as the UI shifts over time. We will add new features, change feature flags, and more over time.
Learning pages + AI-driven testing
We'll introduce guided learning and platform-assisted test generation later. For now: fundamentals first.
Things will disappear
We will wipe the system on a regular basis to keep things fresh and challenging. Keep that in mind when you create your tests.
GitHub repos
We will set up GitHub repositories for sharing and collaboration on basic framework setups.
Coming soon
The Playground will expand over time — without losing the “practice-first” focus.
- More practice sites and scenarios (beginner → advanced)
- Guided learning pages for common automation patterns
- Challenge-style tasks with hints and expected outcomes
- Later: AI-assisted test creation inside the platform
- BugLab: Enable any or all bugs to see how well your automation performs
Ready to practice like it's a real project?
Create an account, choose a site, write tests locally, and build the automation habits that hold up in production work.