Automation, one nap at a time.
Your day-by-day companion for learning test automation in the quiet pockets of motherhood. Choose the tech stack you want to learn — and follow a complete roadmap in nap-sized pieces: just half an hour, three times a day, gently borrowed from your baby's sleep. No rush. No guilt.
Three little windows, every day
Whichever roadmap you choose, the rhythm stays the same — so you never have to wonder what to do. Learn in the morning, try it at noon, let it settle at night. Miss one? The roadmap waits for you.
While the light is soft, meet the day's one new idea. Read it or watch it — no pressure to master it, only to understand it.
Hands on the keyboard. Do the exact task for today — type it, run it, break it, fix it. Tiny experiments only.
Before the day closes, write the day's takeaway in your notebook — what made sense, what to revisit. Then truly rest.
Choose your roadmap
Each tech stack is its own complete path. Tap a pill and the plan below changes to match. Many mothers begin with Fundamentals, then pick the stack their dream job asks for.
Programming Fundamentals
Before any tool, the language. Two gentle weeks meeting code for the very first time — taught in Java, so it flows straight into Selenium.
Your First Words in Code
Week 01Meet Java with no pressure to be fluent — just curious.
Loops, Methods & First Objects
Week 02The building blocks that turn lines of code into real programs — and a first taste of objects.
However long your roadmap, it adds up.
Pick one path or walk them all. Each ends with a portfolio-ready project — proof, in your own GitHub, that you did the work. Not because you found more hours, but because you made the quiet ones count.
“You didn't choose between your baby and your career. You grew both — one nap at a time.”