A free, community-driven platform helping QA and automation engineers bridge the gap between theory and hands-on practice — built by learners, for learners.
Making hands-on QA automation practice accessible to everyone.
QA Practice is a free platform that bridges the gap between reading about test automation and actually doing it. Instead of practising against fragile third-party sites, you get purpose-built pages with stable locators — an id and data-testid on every interactive element — that you can automate with Selenium, Cypress, or Playwright. No setup, no sign-up, and nothing you enter is stored.
The practice pages cover the scenarios you meet on real projects: login and multi-field web forms, an e-commerce checkout flow, a multi-step flight booking, a full catalogue of UI elements, and dedicated XPath practice. Each one ships a "How to automate this page" tutorial with working Playwright and Selenium code, a locator cheat sheet, and a downloadable test-case checklist.
Preparing for a role? The interview-preparation hub covers Playwright, Selenium, Java for SDETs, API testing, SQL, CI/CD, Agile, and software testing fundamentals — each topic with a clear explanation, a real-world example, and a structured answer to the kind of question interviewers actually ask.
QA Practice is built by one person, in the open, for the QA community — free for everyone, whether you are taking your first steps in UI automation or brushing up before an interview.