QECode

Practice and improve your skills.

QECODE is where Quality Engineers sharpen automation

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How QECODE works

01

Pick a scenario

Each challenge ships with a focused UI and a clear goal — from forms to dashboards — so you always know what “done” looks like.

02

Code in the workspace

Use the built-in editor with snippets for locators, assertions, and actions. Your Playwright test runs against the real preview, not a mock.

03

Get instant proof

The runner validates steps and requirements as you go. Green checks mean you are thinking like a QE — fast feedback, zero guesswork.

What is QECODE?

QECODE is a practice platform for Quality Engineers who want to strengthen automation through short, goal-driven exercises — real tests against running UI components, not slides.

  • Real Playwright

    Write assertions, locators, and flows the same way you would in a production repo.

  • Instant runner

    See passes, failures, and requirement coverage while your code executes.

  • Progressive difficulty

    Start with approachable tasks and unlock harder scenarios as you improve.

Built like your day job

HTML mock of the split view: bright preview canvas and the requirements column with passing checks.
Editor strip with syntax-colored Playwright-style lines and the console footer.

Common questions

Quick answers about signing up, who QECODE is for, challenges, getting started, and feedback.

  • Do I need to register?

    Not for your first run: you can open the practice challenge with no account. To run catalog challenges, save progress, and use community features, create a free account (the Free plan includes several full runs; Unlimited unlocks the full library).

  • Who is the platform for?

    QECODE is for Quality Engineers and testers who want hands-on Playwright practice—real UI components, guided requirements, and instant runner feedback. It helps whether you are interviewing, leveling up, or teaching test automation.

  • What are challenges for?

    Challenges are short scenarios where you write automated tests against a live preview. They train locators, assertions, and realistic flows with clear pass/fail criteria—closer to a ticket on your backlog than a multiple-choice quiz.

  • How do I get started?

    Try the free practice challenge (no signup), or browse Challenges, pick a difficulty that fits, read the instructions, and click Run when your test is ready. Sign up when you want the full catalog and saved progress.

  • How can I suggest an improvement?

    Use the floating help button in the corner to request a feature, report a bug, or send general feedback—we read every message.

Ready to run your first challenge?

Jump into a free practice run — no account required — or unlock the full catalog when you are ready to go deeper.

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