Testing During Web Application Development
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Functional Testing
- Regression Testing
- Acceptance Testing
- Load Testing
- Stress Testing
- Performance Testing
Monitoring After Web Application Release
- Is the website up/online?
- Are there any broken links on our web pages?
- Are third party components loading properly and in a timely manner?
- Is our website available worldwide?
- How responsive is our web application?
- Can users log in to the web app?
- Can users of our web app complete transactions?
- Is our content displaying properly?
Not limited like Traditional Browser Based Tests
Validate Content with Screenshots
Web Performance Insights
If you don’t know how your website looks on each type of device, it is in your best interest to launch the free EveryStep scripting tool and create multiple scripts using different mobile devices today. When you run each script, a valuable video recording of the site rendering in the selected device browser will be recorded along with a waterfall chart showing the download times of ever single element on the page. These performance reports can be used to establish baseline performance expectations as well as troubleshoot website issues.
With the EveryStep Scripting Tool you can now select from over 40 different browsers and mobile devices to monitor your website using the browser emulation of Google Chrome DevTools.
This makes it easier than ever to test both responsive and mobile optimized web pages. The script uses the mobile agent selected, the screen size and resolution of the mobile device, and the scrolling and touch event device inputs. By running multiple scripts using different devices you can be sure that the mobile browsing experience is consistent across all major platforms including Apple, Android, Blackberry, Microsoft Windows and more. The list of devices supported includes iPads, iPhones, iPods, BlackBerry phones and Playbook tablets, Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets, Google Nexus, Nokia Lumia, and Kindle Fire devices.