playwright-board

Automating UI testing for drag-and-drop interactions on a Kanban board is achieved by using Playwright to validate critical user paths like card CRUD operations and lane transitions. This skill scripts browser commands to verify these workflows.

Running regression tests on a Kanban board after a deployment is best handled by executing automated verification flows against your local development server. This validates that filters, task checklists, and lane management features remain functional.

Yes, you need a running local SlateFlow development server to execute Playwright UI tests. The testing framework requires this active environment to run browser commands and capture verification artifacts for the Kanban board.

Yes, you can use Playwright to verify modal functionality and card creation workflows. The automated scripts test end-to-end UI validation including board loading, card CRUD operations, and complex modal interactions.

Kanban board UI testing fails to capture verification artifacts when the Playwright MCP tools are not properly configured or the local development server is inactive. Both dependencies are required to execute browser commands successfully.

The skill automates browser-based UI testing to validate critical user paths like drag-and-drop lane transitions and modal functionality across different browser states. It uses the Playwright framework to execute these verification flows.