What Should You Expect From Website Testing
If all computer systems had identical software running, website testing would be a breeze. However, it is not. Unlike printed media, a website can be accessed and viewed from a number of systems that are composed of countless variables to take into account when designing a website. This is the very reason why website testing takes place.
The ultimate goal of website testing is to make sure every visitor has a pleasant and smooth experience on a website, regardless of the system they have. The core areas covered in website testing are stated below:
Mobile Usability
As much as 91% of Americans today own a smart phone out of which around 48% use it to shop online. According to Google, 90% of people start off a task on one device and wrap it up on the other. Keeping this trend in view, the significance of mobile usability testing cannot be overlooked. The ultimate purpose of mobile usability testing is to ensure the following:- Easy transition between mobile and desktop testing scenarios mid-session,
- Allow users/viewers to watch gestures and facial expressions in real-time,
- Capture the respondent’s finger gestures and facial expressions simultaneously,
- Permit users to use the mobile device in natural ways rather than conforming to technical norms.