Playwright Test Automation Development

@Microlent

Hi, this aligns very well with the kind of QA automation and workflow validation systems I’ve worked on recently especially projects requiring scalable Playwright architecture, CI integration, and maintainable TypeScript-based test frameworks. I’ve worked on SaaS platforms, CRM/workflow systems, and dashboard-driven applications where automated UI/API validation, regression coverage, and CI reliability were critical for production stability. Relevant work: • Finance SaaS Platform (workflow validation & reporting systems) • Custom CRM/workflow automation platforms • Selenium/automation QA projects with API + frontend validation • More portfolio & case studies: https://www.freelancer.com/u/microlent Approach: • Build/refactor a clean Playwright TypeScript framework with reusable page objects, fixtures, utilities, and scalable test structure • Integrate automated execution into Bitbucket Pipelines with scheduled runs, reporting, screenshots, traces, and failure diagnostics • Cover critical UI/API workflows while improving maintainability, developer onboarding, and long-term regression reliability I’m also comfortable collaborating closely with developers during PR reviews, feature delivery, bug validation, and improving application testability as the platform evolves. ~ Rajesh

@vishal1145

Your Bitbucket pipeline will fail silently if your Playwright tests don't handle flaky selectors and race conditions properly. I've debugged three CI pipelines in the past year where tests passed locally but failed 40% of the time in Docker containers due to timing issues and missing wait strategies. Before architecting the framework, I need clarity on two things: What's your current test execution environment - are you running headless in Docker or using Playwright's built-in container images? And what's your API authentication flow - JWT tokens, session cookies, or OAuth - because that dictates how we'll structure the fixtures and maintain state between UI and API tests. Here's the architectural approach: - PLAYWRIGHT + TYPESCRIPT: Build a page object model with strict typing and auto-waiting strategies that eliminate 90% of flaky tests caused by DOM timing issues. - BITBUCKET PIPELINES: Configure parallel test execution across 4 workers with automatic retry logic for genuinely flaky scenarios, reducing pipeline time from 20 minutes to under 6. - API TESTING: Create reusable request contexts that share authentication state with UI tests, letting you validate backend responses while the UI test runs - catching data mismatches before users do. - CI/CD INTEGRATION: Set up HTML reports with trace viewer artifacts and Slack notifications so your team sees failures instantly, not 8 hours later when someone checks the dashboard. - FRAMEWORK EXTENSIBILITY: Implement custom fixtures for common setup patterns and a test data factory so developers can write new cases in 10 lines instead of 50. I've built similar Playwright frameworks for 4 SaaS companies, including one that went from 0 to 300 tests covering checkout flows processing $2M monthly. Let's schedule a quick call to discuss your flakiest user flows and API rate limits before I draft the technical implementation plan.

@ashinnd84

Hello there, we are a team of Senior Full Stack Web and Mobile App Developers and we can do this project. Please, send me a message to discuss the work. Thanks Ashish Kumar.

@hareshfinadiya

Hi, I am Haresh, having 14+ years of experience in Software Testing Industry. - Having unique blend of knowledge in Quality Product Delivery, AI based testing, Processes Management, Functional testing, Integration and regression testing, load and Perfromance Testing which help me to take the Quality of the software to the next level. - Hands on experience on testing Desktop, Web Based, Mobile application and ERP based application. - Hands on experience on automation testing tools on selenium webdriver, jmeter, katalon studio, Appium, cypress, selenium with TestNG freamwork, AI Drivan Testing etc.. - Thorough understanding of Product Delivery Life Cycle, Software Testing Life Cycle and Software Development Life Cycle. - Experience in Well conversant with writing Test plan,Test Cases,Bug report, Release Note and Product Health Report. - Worked in various domains like Finance, Retail, Web Portals, Healthcare, ecommnerce, CMS, Eduction Portal, Life Insurance, ERP system etc. - I do have require mobile devices to test mobile view or applications like android and iOS applications. - I have hands on experience with Git, postman, MSSQL Server. Kindly review my profile and let me know you view over the same. Thanks, Haresh

@filiprak

Professional Experience: Fullstack Developer | DevXpert for IKOL System As a fullstack web developer at IKOL System, I have been responsible for guiding team members through complex technical challenges while overseeing the architecture and development of a robust cloud-based web application. My role involves: - Architecture Design: Leading the design and implementation of a scalable cloud application. - Frontend Development: Crafting UI/UX and ensuring responsive web design (RWD) using advanced Vue.js patterns. - Widget Development: Creating embeddable HTML/JavaScript widgets using iframe technology. - Real-Time Messaging: Developing a scalable WebSocket-based real-time messaging environment. - Backend Services: Building backend APIs and services with a focus on performance and scalability. - Payment Integration: Integrating payment providers like Stripe and P24. - OAuth & SSO: Implementing single sign-on (SSO) solutions with Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Apple. - WordPress Plugins: Developing custom WordPress plugins to enhance website functionality. - SEO Optimization: Enhancing website visibility and search engine rankings through SEO best practices. - AI-Powered Features: Implementing AI chatbots, website generators, and other intelligent features. - Testing & Tools: Conducting unit testing and developing tools to streamline the development process.

@SmartCodeDev

Hey, this fits well with what I do. I usually set up Playwright with a clean TS structure (fixtures + page objects + API helpers), so tests stay readable and easy to extend instead of turning into spaghetti. I also wire in tracing, video, and network logs so failures are actually debuggable, not just “test failed”. On CI, I’ve integrated Playwright into Bitbucket pipelines before — running on schedule first is fine, then we can parallelize and move toward per-PR once stable. I’ll make sure reports (HTML + traces/screenshots) are easy to access from pipeline artifacts. I’m also comfortable jumping into PRs and suggesting small changes that make things testable (selectors, API hooks, etc.), not just writing tests in isolation. Done similar setups for SaaS apps where UI + API both needed coverage, including flaky test cleanup and speeding up runs. Can jump in quickly and get a solid baseline suite running first, then expand coverage without slowing the team down.

@modesorehari6

Hi, there. I will design and implement a robust Playwright test automation framework in TypeScript that covers both end-to-end UI flows and key API endpoints, ensuring your application’s core functionality is continuously validated. I will structure the suite using scalable page-object patterns, reusable fixtures, and strongly typed utilities so it remains maintainable as the product grows. I will also integrate the framework into your Bitbucket CI pipeline, enabling scheduled daily runs with clear reporting, trace capture, and failure diagnostics. I will extend or refactor your existing setup where needed to improve reliability, readability, and developer experience, while keeping the framework easy for your team to expand. I will collaborate closely with developers during feature development, helping improve testability, reviewing PRs, and ensuring defects are properly tracked and verified with automated tests. I have experience building similar Playwright automation suites integrated with CI/CD pipelines for production applications, focusing on stable test architecture and long-term maintainability. If this sounds good, connect in chat and we can start. Thanks, Malix

@goranm16

Hi, this looks like the real goal is to protect the release flow with tests the team can actually trust, not just add a pile of scripts. I can build the Playwright suite in TypeScript around the critical UI journeys and API checks, then wire it into Bitbucket with daily runs, clear reports, and traces/screenshots when something breaks. I’ve done similar work where flaky checkout tests were hiding real regressions; I split the flow into stable page objects, added API setup/cleanup, and made the failures readable enough for developers to fix quickly. I’d start by mapping the highest-risk flows with your team, then stabilise the framework before expanding coverage. The main risk is flaky CI tests, so I’d avoid timing-based waits, use reliable fixtures, and keep the suite easy to maintain. Thanks!

@ramavreddy108

Hi Respected Sir, Greetings of the day..... I am very much suitable for this offer, as I have wide variety of ways of working in software testing both manual and automation. When it comes to manual :- 1) I have Test Strategy preparation at organisation level 2) I have test plan preparation based on project 3) I have test cases, test data and test environment creation experience 4) Test execution experience 5) Test bug reporting 6) Test signoff report preparation Automation:-  OOPS, Java, Selenium, Cucumber, Jenkins, Python 3.6 and 2.7 and Eclipse  ETL testing, SIT Testing, Interface Testing, Backend SQL Testing, Mobile App testing using WDIO using Appium on labs, Browser stack. Docker and Microservices testing, XCSUI Test, XCode, IOS and Android testing. IOS based on SWIFT  Rest Assured, Protractor, WDIO, Jasmine, Mocha, Cucumber, Cypress, Angular JS, Node.js for Single Page technology testing, Postman, Locator, Xpath, git, gitlab, playwright  JavaScript, type script, Core Java, Cucumber, Sauce Labs, JMeter  Data Base Testing  Telecom BSS testing  Rally Tool, ALM, qtest, Tosca, Jira Tool  Robot framework using python and CI/CD pipelines using docker on gitlab and aws cloud Thanks, V Rama Prasada Reddy +91-9620100445

@ukokab

I will build and maintain your Playwright test suite (TypeScript) – end‑to‑end UI tests plus API endpoint validation. I’ll integrate it into your Bitbucket pipeline (daily schedule, then per‑commit), using page objects, reusable fixtures, and clean typings. I’ll pair with developers during feature work, review PRs, log defects, and verify fixes. You’ll get automated runs with pass/fail reports and traces on failure. ✅ Coverage of all critical flows for the current release. ✅ Code reviewed, no ESLint/TS errors. ✅ I have delivered similar Playwright suites for SaaS and e‑commerce platforms (examples available). **Question:** Do you have a staging environment and a set of test credentials I can use to bootstrap the first test cases? See my test automation work: ✔️ https://www.freelancer.com/portfolio-items/11135641-automation-and-manual-testing ✔️https://www.freelancer.com/portfolio-items/11135621-test-automation-project ✔️https://www.freelancer.com/u/ukokab?review_context_id=40153166&review_type=project&sb=t Best, Usman Kokab

@rishi9343

I will design and implement end-to-end and integration tests using Playwright, written in JavaScript/TypeScript, to exercise the user interface and API endpoints, and integrate the test suite into the Bitbucket pipeline for automated daily runs, ensuring core functionality is safeguarded and providing clear pass/fail reports and screenshots on failure, with the goal of delivering a robust test suite that streamlines the development process and improves code quality.

@jagratip3

Hello, I am an experienced QA Automation Engineer with strong expertise in building scalable, maintainable test automation frameworks using Playwright with JavaScript and TypeScript. I have worked on enterprise-grade test suites covering both UI and API layers, and I understand the importance of building reliable tests that not only validate functionality but also protect core business workflows in production environments. For your project, I will design a structured Playwright framework with clean architecture using Page Object Model, reusable fixtures, and strong TypeScript typing to ensure long-term maintainability and easy onboarding for other developers. The test suite will cover critical user journeys end-to-end as well as key API endpoints to ensure full application stability. My approach includes: * Building robust UI and API test coverage using Playwright best practices * Creating modular, reusable test components for scalability * Integrating the suite into your Bitbucket CI pipeline with scheduled daily execution (and later enabling per-commit runs if required) * Configuring detailed reporting with logs, screenshots, and trace viewer on failure * Ensuring clean code standards with zero ESLint/TypeScript violations Looking forward to contributing to your team. JP

@somendersingh96

Hi, I specialize in building robust Playwright test suites with clean TypeScript architecture and CI integration. My approach: Design end-to-end + API tests covering critical user flows and endpoints Structure the framework with Page Object Model, reusable fixtures, and strong typings Integrate with Bitbucket Pipelines for scheduled runs (with reports, screenshots, traces) Refactor for scalability so your team can easily extend test coverage Collaborate with devs on PRs to improve testability and catch issues early What you’ll get: Clean Playwright project with README + npm scripts Stable CI automation (daily runs → ready for per-commit) Full coverage of core flows + defect tracking & validation Zero ESLint/TypeScript issues I’ve built similar automation frameworks and can ensure reliability, clarity, and long-term maintainability. Available to start immediately. Best, Somender Singh

@usamaansari786

Hello, I’m available to start immediately and can take ownership of both building the initial framework and integrating it into your existing Bitbucket pipeline with scheduled daily runs. I have strong experience working with Playwright for end to end and API testing, including building page object based frameworks, reusable fixtures, TypeScript typing structures, and CI/CD integration using Bitbucket Pipelines and similar systems. My approach includes: • Designing a scalable Playwright framework using best practices (Page Object Model, fixtures, utilities) • Implementing UI + API test coverage for critical user flows • Integrating the test suite into your Bitbucket CI pipeline with scheduled execution • Ensuring proper reporting with traces, screenshots, and failure logs • Maintaining clean code standards with ESLint + TypeScript compliance • Collaborating with developers to improve testability during feature development I also ensure the framework is structured so your developers can easily add new test cases without complexity or duplication. If you’re looking for a reliable engineer to build a production-ready automation foundation and maintain high testing standards, I’d be happy to collaborate. Warm regards, Usama H

@ullaschandrakar

Senior SDET & Test Automation Architect Overview: Senior QA Automation Engineer with 10+ years of experience architecting scalable frameworks for web, mobile, and backend systems. Expert in data integrity, performance validation, and cross-platform automation. Technical Toolkit Languages: Java, SQL, JavaScript, Kotlin, C#. Tools: Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium, Puppeteer. Frameworks: TestNG, Cucumber, Jasmine, Gauge, POM, CRAFT. Infrastructure: REST Assured, Jenkins, Git, BrowserStack, Spring Boot

@Hrolgar

Daily-cron-first is the right call. Running per-commit before the suite is stable just generates noise engineers stop reading. Once coverage is solid and failures are meaningful, flipping to per-commit is a pipeline config change. For the auth layer: Playwright's storageState serializes the session once per worker and reuses it across every test file. That keeps your nightly run fast and avoids login rate-limits when the cron fires across parallel workers. M1: Playwright scaffold + page-object foundation + tsconfig + ESLint strict, INR 6,000, 1d M2: 6-8 critical UI flows with reusable fixtures + auth helper + visual diff baseline, INR 10,000, 3d M3: API endpoint contract tests with request/response schemas, INR 7,000, 2d M4: Bitbucket Pipelines daily schedule + HTML reporter + screenshots/traces on failure, INR 7,000, 1d M5: README + onboarding doc for adding new cases + PR review checklist, INR 5,000, 1d I work alone, no junior hands on your codebase. PR reviews are me reading the diff carefully, not handing off. Code quality suggestions come from actually running the suite against the target state, not a template. Are the API endpoints you want covered public-facing, or behind the same auth as the UI?

@nathanholmes

The emphasis on maintainability and developer collaboration is what makes this more than just a scripting task. A lot of Playwright suites start strong but become difficult to extend once the app evolves, especially when page objects, fixtures, and API tests aren’t structured consistently from the beginning. I’d focus on building a clean TypeScript-based framework with reusable patterns, reliable selectors, and CI reporting that gives developers useful failure context instead of noisy logs. Integrating traces, screenshots, and stable pipeline execution early usually saves a huge amount of debugging time later. I’ve worked on Playwright automation setups covering UI flows, API validation, and CI integration where readability and long-term stability were just as important as test coverage itself. Happy to outline how I’d structure the framework and pipeline flow if useful.

@bholakumar2298

Hi there, I have good experience in writing test automation script in python, js, ts i can assist with you playwright test automation lets connect to discuss more and get started. Thank you.

@ammarahmed20

Could you share more about your current testing framework and existing Playwright setup? This will help me tailor my approach. I have extensive experience in building and maintaining Playwright test suites using JavaScript and TypeScript, focusing on core functionality. I can design end-to-end tests and integrate them into your Bitbucket pipeline for automated execution, ensuring all critical UI flows and API endpoints are covered. My approach includes extending your existing framework for easy collaboration among developers and maintaining high code quality with proper testing practices. I am committed to producing clean, maintainable code that aligns with your acceptance criteria and can contribute to improving testability during feature discussions.