Web3 QA Hub
Web3 QA Learning Hub — Free & Open

Learn to test Web3 applications
like a pro

Hands-on lessons, interactive smart-contract labs, and a full QA Lead track — from connecting a wallet to writing Playwright E2E suites with MetaMask.

9

Modules

31

Lessons

5

Interactive Labs

3

Skill Levels

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Why create an account?

All lessons and labs are 100 % free — no paywall, no credit card. An account just lets you track your progress so you can pick up exactly where you left off.

  • ✓Mark lessons as complete
  • ✓Personal progress dashboard
  • ✓Works across devices
  • ✓No spam, ever

Full Curriculum

Three tracks — pick up wherever your current skill level is.

Beginner7 lessons across 3 modules

Wallet Onboarding

  • →Connect & Disconnect Wallet
  • →Network Mismatch & Switching

Web3 QA Fundamentals

  • →What Is a Transaction for QA
  • →RPC Basics & Flakiness
  • →Gas Mechanics for QA

Local Blockchain

  • →Local Blockchain Setup (Hardhat)
  • →Mainnet Forking
Intermediate4 lessons across 2 modules

Tx Lifecycle & Reverts

  • →User Reject vs On-chain Revert
  • →QA Checklists for dApps
  • →Edge Cases & Error Paths

Events & Observability

  • →Events & Logs 101
Expert20 lessons across 4 modules

QA Lead Track

  • →QA Strategy for Web3
  • →Release Readiness Framework
  • →Quality Metrics & KPIs
  • →Testable Acceptance Criteria
  • →Bug Triage & RCA
  • →Test Management Workflow
  • →Mentoring Playbook
  • →Hardhat & Foundry Testing Primer

Expert Automation Labs

  • →Playwright Framework Starter
  • →MetaMask E2E with Synpress
  • →Wallet Matrix Harness
  • →Cross-Browser & Responsive CI
  • →GitHub Actions + Reports
  • →Flaky Test Management
  • →API Smoke Suite

Security & Performance

  • →Threat Modeling for dApps
  • →Testing RPC Failure Modes
  • →Performance Budgets

Cross-Device & Mobile

  • →WalletConnect on Real Devices
  • →Hardware Wallet Checklist
GQ

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GaslessQA

Web3 QA Engineer. I built this platform to share practical knowledge about testing decentralised applications — the kind of content I wish existed when I started.