Examples
Examples
by Assert.
Realistic examples of login, checkout, and support-ticket flows written in Assert's Markdown-first testing workflow.
5 articles in this collection
Playwright Login Test Example
A realistic login-flow example showing how to define a login test in Assert Markdown and why it stays easier to maintain than a hand-authored Playwright script.
Checkout Flow Test Example
A checkout flow test example showing how to cover a revenue-critical user journey in Assert Markdown — and why checkout deserves to be one of the first flows your team protects.
Support Ticket Test Example
An end-to-end support ticket creation example showing how to test modal-based form submission with Assert Markdown — including dialog interactions, field filling, and post-submit expectations.
Playwright Form Submission Test Example
A realistic example of testing a multi-field form submission in Playwright and Assert — covering field interaction, validation errors, and success state.
Playwright API Test Example: Testing Your Backend Alongside the UI
How to use Playwright's built-in API testing capabilities to test REST endpoints, set up test state via API, and combine API and UI assertions in the same test.
Durable content,
not a throwaway blog feed.
These pages focus on the real maintenance and workflow problems teams hit with end-to-end testing. Designed to stay useful over time and connect directly to Assert's repo-native Playwright workflow.