QnA Friday 7 - How to test on multiple devices | Mobile and Tablets | Responsive Design Testing

[@prasadteja8664]

Thanks Raghav for sharing the valuable information.

[@archanashirsat4686]

how to decide the mobile app testing on different devices? company would not like to upload their app's code on any free platform for the security reason. what will be the solution?

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Archana, cloud platforms like Browserstack, Saucelabs do have solution for this, you can check with them

[@juliacane7867]

this is about website responsiveness testing, plz tell me how to check mobile app responsiveness?

[@RaghavPal]

I will add more session for this Julia

[@ananyachatterjee3393]

Thank you so much Raghav for this wonderful video. Can you please let us know about a tool for different OS/Browser combinations which should be taken into consideration?. Thanks in advance. I really appreciate your work.

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Ananya, BrowserStack or SauceLabs will be good options to check

[@ananyachatterjee3393]

@@RaghavPal Thank you so much dear.

[@sakthik6064]

Hi ragav,can we perform the web automation testing using different page responsive with the same automation script, please give your suggestions..

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Sakthi, you can use libraries and tools like Galen, Applitools

[@sundararamanvishwanathan958]

Hi.bro.mycanarabankapp not function multipledevice attempedregestration. How to solve

[@RaghavPal]

Where exactly you get this, Check the logs

[@hgeek-m5v]

Hi Similarly where can we test responsiveness of android app?

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Haseeb, To test the responsiveness of an Android app, you can perform a series of manual and automated tests that focus on different aspects of the app's performance, like: Test app launch time: The time it takes for the app to launch and become responsive is an important aspect of user experience. You can test this by launching the app multiple times and measuring the time it takes to reach the main screen. Test app navigation speed: Navigate through the app and test how quickly the app responds to user inputs such as taps and swipes. Try different gestures and interactions to identify any areas where the app may lag or become unresponsive. Test app loading times: Test how quickly the app loads data such as images and videos. You can do this by navigating through the app and observing how quickly the data is loaded or by using network simulation tools to simulate slow or unreliable network connections. Test app performance under load: Test how the app performs under heavy load or stress. You can do this by simulating a large number of concurrent users or by using automated load testing tools. Test app compatibility with different devices and screen sizes: Test the app on different devices and screen sizes to ensure that it is responsive and displays correctly across a range of devices. Test app battery consumption: Test how much battery the app consumes during normal use. You can do this by using battery profiling tools or by manually testing the app under different usage scenarios. In addition to these manual tests, you can also use automated testing tools such as Appium or Espresso to perform scripted tests that simulate user interactions and measure app performance. By combining manual and automated testing methods, you can get a more comprehensive view of the app's responsiveness and identify any areas that need improvement. Tools you can use: Appium: Espresso: UI Automator MonkeyRunner:

[@sanjibsarkar9565]

Hi Raghav, thanks a lot for these awesome contents that you have been creating for many years. One quick question here, do we have any free platform like this for mobile app testing?

[@RaghavPal]

Thanks Sanjib Appium is free. will need to check and explore for more

[@digitally_ascended_conscio6304]

Excellent.

[@RaghavPal]

Thanks for listening

[@sydex3837]

can we guarantee these online tool perfectly match with real device as well.is there any different between real device and these tools when we are testing website responsiveness practically for enterprise use. because i know some tool not working perfectly, there are some differences in when we put it in real devices.my main concern about Responsive Testing in different devices.please some one help me !

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Heeram, I will suggest these can be used as a quick check on basic things, You should either have an automation framework or check manually for all the features.

[@sydex3837]

@@RaghavPal Can you tell me some good automation framework to test responsiveness of web site.

[@RaghavPal]

This site has good information with tools information www.softwaretestinghelp.com/responsive-web-design-testing-guide/

[@vikumravinayake1882]

Really helpful. Thank you very much

[@RaghavPal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ravindrakhandagale7477]

Hi Raghav, this is really nice and very helpful to me. Thanks. I need some help of RWD testing on different devices and different browsers with their aspect ratio. E.g 1920×1080 on 23" screen and 1920×1080 on 15" screen. Any suggestions for that

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Ravindra, Galen framework may help here galenframework.com/

[@sauravmishra6338]

Hi , Raghav , i am currently working device Testing field I Have 2yr experience HCL , like mobile testing (iOS + Android) manually , i move to automation domain , which area to choose as Mobile automation , Api testing ,Python , so which area is good to go

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Saurav, all are good, but if you need preference, can go in order API, Python, Mobile

[@sauravmishra6338]

@@RaghavPal Thank you , Raghav

[@anjalisahu8084]

Hi Raghav, how these websites are different than any browser emulators available?

[@RaghavPal]

These are different ways and options including browser emulators.

[@anjalisahu8084]

@@RaghavPal Thanks

[@thizirikabyle528]

Hi Raghav, I like these options to test on different devices, so can we do automation mobile testing on these links ?

[@RaghavPal]

For automation will have to use tools/libraries

[@chandrimapal9860]

@@RaghavPal Hi Raghav, Can you also make a short demo video on automating it

[@tb1263]

Very helpfull.. thanks

[@RaghavPal]

Most welcome

[@pravinkarthik1684]

Hi, Good evening. I watched your video on you tube, it was nice and i have some questions regarding responsive design checking. How can I test my website on various devices. and i have another question like is there any particular media query for all browsers zoom in and zoom out. and if there how can i write for zoom level media queries. What are all the types of screens available that will connect with zoom in and zoom out screen resolution?

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Pravin, As explained in the video there are many tools that you can use to check the website of diff devices and resolution. You can also use frameworks like Galen galenframework.com/

[@Mohammed-yi1ku]

@@RaghavPal Do you have a tutorial for Galen Framework ?

[@RAHUL-hq1yl]

Thank you so much sir.....

[@RaghavPal]

Most welcome Rahul

[@HEMENDRA6602]

Any opening manual testing job in fresher

[@RaghavPal]

You will have to check online

[@HEMENDRA6602]

Ok sir

[@shivani4dec]

Hi Raghav, do you have any suggestions to test automate web applications for mobile testing? Basically looking for a solution for URL based apps, not native apps.

[@RaghavPal]

Hi you can try Appium, if you need some ready platforms, can check TestProject, KatalonStudio etc. Can check the tutorials here - automationstepbystep.com/