Written by someone who builds this stuff for a living.

ToscaAutomation.com is a free practice site for test automation engineers — a library of realistic, deliberately tricky UI elements you can point a locator strategy at: CSS, XPath, ID, Name, Class, Tag, Text, Role, whatever your tool of choice calls it.

The content isn't new. Practice sandboxes like this have existed for years, and this site owes its category catalog to that lineage. What's different here is the execution: most of the practice sites in this space look like they haven't been touched since the mid-2010s. This one is built with the same attention to typography, spacing, and interaction detail you'd expect from a product, not a testing-blog side project.

Every page stays tool-agnostic — usable whether you work in Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, WebdriverIO, or Tosca. No accounts, no signup, no paid tier. Each category page ships with instructions that explain exactly what makes the markup tricky, and a Reset control so you can re-run the same exercise without losing your devtools console.

This site is built and maintained by a solo Tosca and test-automation practitioner. If you spot something broken, or a category worth adding, get in touch, or email test@toscaautomation.com directly.