YOUR NEXT CHAPTER IN TEST AUTOMATION

Less searching.
More confident
testing.

Practical, easy-to-scan cheat sheets for learning Playwright, writing clearer tests, and preparing for your next QA interview.

FOR QA ENGINEERS / SDETs / AUTOMATION BEGINNERS / PLAYWRIGHT LEARNERS

THE PLAYWRIGHT COLLECTION

Find the right element.

AUTOMATION CAREER TOOLKIT by Maya

Playwright
Assertions
Cheat Sheet

Verify faster. Write reliable tests.

01 / VERIFY THE OUTCOME

await expect(message)
  .toHaveText('Success');
Practical examplesInterview prep
Don’t wait. Validate.
Small format.
Useful detail.

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2-page referencesUS Letter PDFsPractical code examplesMade for focused learning

BUILD YOUR REFERENCE LIBRARY

A toolkit that grows
with your skills.

Start with locators. Add assertions.
Keep the essentials close at hand.

01 / THE PLAYWRIGHT COLLECTION

Find elements.
Write stable tests.

page.getByRole('button',
  { name: 'Login' })
LOCATOR MASTER CHEAT SHEET

ACT-PLW-001 · 2-PAGE PDF

Playwright Locator Master Cheat Sheet

User-facing locators, practical selector swaps, common mistakes, and interview-prep explanations.

  • Locator decision guide
  • Do this / avoid this comparisons
  • US Letter · 8.5 × 11 inches
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02 / THE PLAYWRIGHT COLLECTION

Verify outcomes.
Not assumptions.

await expect(message)
  .toHaveText('Success');
ASSERTIONS CHEAT SHEET

ACT-PLW-002 · 2-PAGE PDF

Playwright Assertions Cheat Sheet

A focused reference for visibility, text, URLs, form states, counts, and reliable verification.

  • TypeScript-friendly examples
  • Common mistakes + interview prep
  • US Letter · 8.5 × 11 inches
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A LITTLE PREVIEW

Clear code.
Useful context.
No wall of text.

Each reference brings together practical examples, common pitfalls, and short explanations you can revisit while studying or building tests.

Find your next reference →

FROM THE ASSERTIONS CHEAT SHEET

Verify the expected outcome.

await expect(message)
  .toHaveText('Order Submitted');

Check the expected text—not just whether a button is present.

Remember

A text assertion checks content. Add a visibility assertion when visibility is also part of the requirement.

Example shown inside an async Playwright Test test; message is a Locator.

MEET YOUR TOOLKIT

Automation Career Toolkit

This collection is built around a simple idea: learning test automation should feel more approachable.

These compact references bring key concepts, code examples, and interview-prep notes into one consistent format—for QA engineers, SDETs, and beginners building their automation skills.

On the roadmap: API Testing, Git & GitHub, JavaScript for Testers, and QA Interview Prep. Future products are not included with current cheat sheets.

GOOD TO KNOW

Before you
start exploring.

What format are the cheat sheets?

The Locator and Assertions cheat sheets are two-page PDFs in US Letter format, 8.5 × 11 inches. Read them digitally or print them.

Are these suitable for beginners?

They are designed for automation beginners as well as QA engineers and SDETs who want a concise reference. Some familiarity with JavaScript or TypeScript helps with reading the examples.

Is this a course or an editable template?

No. The cheat-sheet products are finished educational PDFs, not a course, software package, or editable Canva template.

Where can I purchase?

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Are you affiliated with Playwright?

No. Automation Career Toolkit by Maya is an independent educational collection and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Playwright or Microsoft.

ONE CLEAR REFERENCE AT A TIME

Make room for your next skill.

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