Overview of the website under test - Microsoft Playwright Tutorial

- [Instructor] From here on out, we'll be using a dedicated site to test against, practicesoftwaretesting.com. This is a site built by Roy de Kleijn and is useful for practicing software testing, hence the name. It's always a good idea to take some time and explore the website you plan to automate, so let's do that now. In the resource guide, we have a link to it. The first thing I notice when I visit the site is there's a lot of images that are tools. It almost looks like it's a shop, maybe an e-commerce store. On the left hand side, I do notice there's a lot of different ways to filter things. I can filter down by a wrench and I see different wrenches. I can filter down by a specific brand and that will filter things down on the brand. If I go look at the URL, I see there's no URL parameters. That's interesting. I wonder how it knows how to filter? This also looks like there's a sign in page and maybe there's a cart, potentially? If I click one of these, okay, so I can probably add…