Day 4 : Video 1 : Playwright Locators Explained | How to Enter Text & Click Buttons

Welcome to Day 4 of the Playwright Automation Testing Course! 🚀 In this video, we will learn the foundation of Playwright automation — Locators. Before Playwright can click a button, enter text, or verify any element on a webpage, it first needs to locate that element. Locators help Playwright identify and interact with web elements reliably. In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we will cover: ✅ What are Locators in Playwright? ✅ How Playwright identifies web elements ✅ Using page.locator() ✅ Finding elements using ID selectors ✅ Entering text using fill() ✅ Clicking buttons using click() ✅ Understanding how Playwright interacts with input fields and buttons ✅ Creating your first real-world login automation script Example covered in this video: await page.locator("#userName").fill("testuser"); await page.locator("#password").fill("password123"); await page.locator("#login").click(); By the end of this video, you will understand the basic workflow of Playwright automation: Locate Element → Perform Action → Verify Result This is an essential concept for anyone learning: Playwright Automation Testing QA Automation TypeScript Automation Frameworks Modern Web Testing 📌 In upcoming videos, we will explore: Text verification using assertions Different locator strategies CSS selectors XPath Advanced Playwright interactions 🔗 Course Playlist: Playwright Automation Testing with TypeScript (Complete Beginner to Advanced) 🔍 Topics Covered: playwright locators, playwright locator tutorial, playwright typescript, playwright automation, playwright fill method, playwright click button, playwright page locator, playwright beginner tutorial, qa automation testing, software testing, playwright course #️⃣ Hashtags #playwright #playwrighttutorial #playwrighttypescript #automationtesting #qatesting #softwaretesting #typescript #playwrightautomation