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 ## Examples
 
-1. [Performance Testing - Antipattern Examples](./examples/performance-testing-antipattern-examples.md)
+1. [E2E Testing - Antipattern Examples](./examples/e2e-testing-antipattern-examples.md)
+2. [Performance Testing - Antipattern Examples](./examples/performance-testing-antipattern-examples.md)
 
 ## 🙌 Want to contribute?
 
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+# E2E Testing - Antipattern Examples
+
+## Antipattern 1: Not using accessible locators
+
+Locating elements by text is a common approach in functional testing, but it is not always the best practice, as it can result in flaky tests. In this example, the test identifies an `<a>` element based on specific text, which can lead to issues such as multiple `<a>` elements containing the same text but serving different roles or an element appearing visible while being hidden due to an `aria-hidden="true"` attribute set by another element.
+
+```javascript
+await page.locator('a').filter({ hasText: 'More info' });
+```
+
+### Solution
+
+Give priority to role-based locators when identifying elements, as they most accurately reflect how users and assistive technologies interact with the page. In this case, the test locates the same `<a>` element, but in this case by its role as a link and its accessible name, making it more resilient to structural or content changes. Additionally, this approach encourages developers to build components with better accessibility practices.
+
+```javascript
+await page.getByRole('link', { name: 'More info' });
+```
+
+## Glossary
+
+### **Locators**
+
+- Locators are a key component of Playwright's auto-waiting and retry mechanisms. Essentially, they provide a reliable way to identify elements on the page at any given time.
+
+### **Role Locators, Role Based Locators, Accessible Locators**
+
+- A type of locator that aligns with how users and assistive technologies interpret the page, such as recognizing whether an element functions as a button or a checkbox. When using role locators, it's generally recommended to include the accessible name to precisely identify the intended element.
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 - Avoid trying to cover all use cases or edge cases in E2E tests; these are
 better suited for unit or integration tests.
 
+#### [Antipattern Examples](/examples/e2e-testing-antipattern-examples.md)
+
 ### Performance Tests
 
 Performance tests replicate typical user scenarios and then scale up to simulate