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Cross-Browser Testing #247

Closed frances-sepulveda closed 7 months ago

frances-sepulveda commented 7 months ago

Objective: The objective of this task is to perform cross-browser testing on the signup form to ensure consistent functionality and display across various web browsers and devices.

Task Description: This task involves testing the signup form's compatibility with popular web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera, as well as across different devices including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. The goal is to identify any styling or functionality issues that may arise on specific platforms and address them accordingly.

Implementation:

  1. Browser Compatibility Testing: Test the signup form on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera to ensure that all features function correctly and display consistently across these browsers.

  2. Device Testing: Test the signup form on different devices with varying screen sizes and resolutions, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Verify responsiveness and usability across these devices.

  3. Functionality Testing: Verify the functionality of all form elements, including input fields, buttons, dropdowns, checkboxes, and validation messages, to ensure they work as expected on different browsers and devices.

  4. Styling Consistency: Review the visual appearance of the signup form, including layout, colors, fonts, and spacing, to ensure consistency across browsers and devices. Address any styling discrepancies identified during testing.

  5. Accessibility Testing: Evaluate the signup form for accessibility features such as keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and adherence to web accessibility guidelines (WCAG). Ensure that the form is accessible to users with disabilities.

Testing and Debugging:

  1. Perform thorough testing on each target browser and device to identify any issues related to functionality, styling, or accessibility.

  2. Debug any issues encountered during testing by inspecting code, analyzing browser console errors, and making necessary adjustments to the form's HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

  3. Test user interactions with the form, including input validation, form submission, error handling, and feedback messages, to ensure a smooth user experience across all scenarios.

  4. Document any bugs or issues encountered during testing and track their resolution process to ensure all issues are addressed effectively.

  5. Repeat testing as needed after making changes to the form to ensure that updates do not introduce new issues and maintain compatibility across browsers and devices.

frances-sepulveda commented 7 months ago

This task was done and closed successfully