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Find what each feature does, where to open it, and what to do next. Start with the guide or follow one real practice session below.
1.1
What to do
Choose a practice area or resume your latest saved activity.
What you will see
The home widget shows available local progress and a next action after you have practiced.
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Home after an example practice attempt, with a resume action.
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1.2
What to do
Choose a track and open its course or trainer links.
What you will see
Available now and Planned next distinguish usable foundations from future expansions.
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Curriculum tracks and the learning path overview.
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1.3
What to do
Browse Manual QA, Technical QA, Automation, or Interview and press Start.
What you will see
A directory entry opens the relevant practice section or trainer; level labels help choose your starting point.
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The lab directory and its Start actions.
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1.4
What to do
Read a lesson, complete its practice and quiz checks, then complete the lesson.
What you will see
The roadmap records your progress and unlocks the next lesson when its requirements are met.
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Course roadmap, lesson content, and completion workflow.
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2.1
What to do
Review a requirement and write questions, missing rules, edge cases, and risks. Press Check analysis.
What you will see
Feedback helps identify what needs clarification before designing tests.
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A requirement, risk hints, and the analysis editor.
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2.2
What to do
Choose a scenario and write positive, negative, boundary, and regression cases with expected results.
What you will see
Check your coverage, review gaps, and improve the same scenario.
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Scenario context and the test case editor.
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2.3
What to do
Fill in the title, reproduction steps, actual and expected results, environment, and evidence.
What you will see
The review highlights missing report details that would prevent another person from investigating the defect.
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The defect scenario and structured bug report fields.
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3.1
What to do
Choose an endpoint, run a preset or edit its simulated request, inspect the response, and write test ideas.
What you will see
Check coverage to find missing contract, validation, authorization, data, and error-handling checks. Access labels distinguish free and Pro trainers.
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Free Create User sandbox with a real simulated validation response.
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3.2
What to do
Start with the free Injection trainer. Compare evidence, select a fix, then run and interpret each retest.
What you will see
Finish to save your review in this browser. Reopen it from Progress or the home snapshot; completion counts are not readiness scores. Other trainers require Pro; fixtures are inert simulations.
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Free Injection trainer: compare evidence before selecting a fix and retests.
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3.3
What to do
Choose an incident, compare status codes, response data, logs, and state clues, then write an investigation.
What you will see
Check your explanation of the cause, supporting evidence, risk, and next QA action.
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An API incident with response data and state clues.
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3.4
What to do
Read the data task, write a query, and run it against the simulated dataset.
What you will see
Compare returned rows with the task and use feedback to correct your query. No production database is involved.
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SQL task, sample data, and query workspace.
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3.5
What to do
Choose a task, enter a supported command, and inspect the simulated output.
What you will see
Practice file and directory workflows without running a real shell on your computer.
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Task instructions and the safe simulated terminal.
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3.6
What to do
Follow the scenario and choose or enter the requested safe Git workflow.
What you will see
Check repository state and feedback without changing a real repository.
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Git task and simulated repository workflow.
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3.7
What to do
Correlate log entries, distinguish the symptom from its likely cause, and write investigation notes.
What you will see
Check the evidence, impact, and follow-up actions you included.
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Correlated incident logs and investigation context.
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3.8
What to do
Review Playwright locators, assertions, Page Object structure, and the supplied automation tasks.
What you will see
Use the trainer feedback to strengthen automation coverage and code reasoning.
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Playwright practice workspace and review controls.
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4.1
What to do
Search or filter by path, topic, and saved progress. Open a scenario and explain how you would test it.
What you will see
Compare checklist coverage and improve missed areas. Clear filters to return to all scenarios.
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Scenario search and filters in the interview library.
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4.2
What to do
Work through the modules and their practice artifacts; use the access labels to see what is included.
What you will see
Build structured interview evidence and review your readiness. Designated advanced artifacts require Pro.
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Interview module overview with free and Pro access information.
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4.3
What to do
Paste the job description, review the detected role and skill gaps, and open a day in the learning plan.
What you will see
Follow linked practice to build evidence for the vacancy. Do not include personal or confidential details in pasted text.
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Learning plan built from a fictional QA vacancy. Local Pro access preview, not a real purchase.
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4.4
What to do
Choose a case and assessment level. Review the brief, prioritize risks, design tests, gather evidence, report defects, and decide on release.
What you will see
Save a review to see gaps in your authored work. Start with the free checkout case; other cases may require Pro.
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Free checkout assignment with its brief, assessment level, and stages.
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4.5
What to do
Read worked examples and compare their structure with your own reasoning.
What you will see
Use them as a reference, not as a substitute for explaining a scenario in your own words.
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Worked examples and reference material.
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5.1
What to do
Evaluate an answer, read the matched checks and gaps, then revise and check again.
What you will see
Checklist scores and readiness labels are practice signals, not certification, hiring guarantees, or proof of product quality.
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Actual local checklist feedback from an example answer, not an AI evaluation.
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5.2
What to do
Open the next suggested activity and complete its practice check.
What you will see
Progress tools use saved attempts to suggest focus areas and help you compare reviewed attempts over time.
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Next suggested practice based on the example browser history.
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5.3
What to do
Review completed course steps, lab tasks, and recent attempts; use Continue to return to practice.
What you will see
Learning state is browser-local. Another device does not automatically have it, and clearing storage can remove it.
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Course and lab progress overview in the example browser.
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5.4
What to do
Use the report or portfolio controls to copy, download, or share the available summary.
What you will see
Share your practice evidence deliberately. A readiness summary does not include raw answers, credentials, or browser storage.
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Readiness summary controls. Nothing has been shared or sent.
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6.1
What to do
Check the current inclusions and access duration before purchasing or activating Pro.
What you will see
Free practice remains available without Pro. Designated advanced trainers and tools are marked Pro; the paid pass is not an automatically renewing subscription.
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Free and Pro access options; check the live pricing page for current terms.
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6.2
What to do
Where offered with Pro, request an AI review of your practice answer.
What you will see
AI review is separate from local checklist matching and can be wrong. Do not submit passwords, tokens, personal data, or confidential material.
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AI Review entry point and access state. No AI request was sent or result fabricated.
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6.3
What to do
Contact the operator about focused interview preparation or feedback.
What you will see
Coaching is a separately arranged service, not an automatic entitlement from a practice score.
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Coaching options and the contact entry point.
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6.4
What to do
Review available QA audit, training, and team support options and request a discussion.
What you will see
Scope and delivery are agreed separately from browser-based practice.
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Team QA support and training options.
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A free Create User API session. Screenshots match your light or dark theme; system follows your device preference.
Step 1 of 4
Open Labs and choose a skill. For this walkthrough, use the free Create User API trainer. You do not need an account or a real API.
You see the endpoint, business rules, simulator, and test-idea editor.
Browse labs
Step 2 of 4
Choose Missing required fields, then press Send request. Compare the status code and response body with the expected behavior. The request stays inside a safe simulator.
A useful test describes both the input and the expected outcome, not just the button you clicked.
Try the free simulator
Step 3 of 4
Add other test ideas in What would you test?, then press Check coverage. Start with a valid request, validation failures, permissions, and safe response data.
The score measures checklist matches. It is feedback for practice, not proof that a product is secure or ready to release. Detailed coaching and some trainers require Pro.
Write your test ideas
Step 4 of 4
Open Progress from the menu. Your evaluated attempt contributes to your scores and focus areas. Continue the same practice or work on a missed area.
Progress is stored locally. Another browser or device will not automatically have it, and clearing browser storage can remove it. These screenshots show an example session, not your own scores.
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Start with one case. Inspect what happened, explain what should happen, then improve one missed area.
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