Are you learning QA automation but struggling to get interview calls? Do you want to move from manual testing to automation testing but have no real project experience to show recruiters?
You are not alone.
Many beginners learn tools like Playwright, Selenium, and Cypress, but they do not know how to demonstrate their skills to potential employers.
This is where a QA automation portfolio can help.
A QA automation portfolio is a collection of your testing projects, automation scripts, test cases, bug reports, and documentation. It helps recruiters and hiring managers understand what you can actually do.
The good news is that you do not need years of experience or an expensive course to create one. You can start with a small project and improve your portfolio as you learn.
In this guide, you will learn how to build a QA automation portfolio step by step, even if you are a complete beginner.