Developer testing (Part III)

[samreid]

Before moving to dev testing, I would like to spend some time testing Bending Light on 1-2 platforms.

[samreid]

Here's the newly published version I'll be testing:

http://www.colorado.edu/physics/phet/dev/html/bending-light/1.0.0-dev.47/bending-light_en.html

[samreid]

Testing on Chrome, seems fine. Testing fuzz test on Chrome on Firefox seems fine.

Wondering if QA credits are right... @ariel-phet can you comment?

[samreid]

The angle is shown if the light is intercepted before the interface:

@ariel-phet do you want to fix and move to version dev.48?

[samreid]

Protractor icon still looks crummy at a few sizes on firefox:

[samreid]

I finished broader manual testing on firefox, no other problems noted. Reassigned to @ariel-phet to decide if we should spend time investigating the above issues, or move forward with a dev test.

[samreid]

I'll leave the "high-priority" label on for @ariel-phet since he wanted to get this done today.

[ariel-phet]

@samreid - protractor looks fine to me on FF as we discussed and I think it is appropriate to show the incident angle.

[samreid]

In the above commit, I Adjusted environment panel margin so that prisms panels will left align and published here:

http://www.colorado.edu/physics/phet/dev/html/bending-light/1.0.0-dev.48/bending-light_en.html

@ariel-phet can you take a look?

[samreid]

New credits in http://www.colorado.edu/physics/phet/dev/html/bending-light/1.0.0-dev.49/bending-light_en.html

[samreid]

@samreid needs to double check before giving to @ariel-phet

[samreid]

Seems good to me, @ariel-phet can you double check that all of our changes are looking good before sending to dev testing.

[ariel-phet]

all looks good. Closing