Yes, our webapp has 4 distinct break points so would be nice to be able to test all four.
Paweł Bylina
Team•
Nov 27, 2024
To be honest, even very large companies with lots of resources often only test 1 or 2 resolutions. It is just expensive to have more.
Tibor Bogdanov
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Dec 4, 2024
I’d say it really depends on the project. We had five on my previous project (an Ed-tech platform). It was tricky and resource-consuming to test, yet it was necessary for accessibility reasons. One of my current projects that uses BugBug for testing also has three different layouts (desktop, mobile, tablet).
The ability to add multiple custom resolutions is a much-needed feature that will definitely help with accessibility testing and will be a great addition to the upcoming ‘Screenshot Comparison – Visual Regression’ feature. The combination of these two features will introduce a whole new level of flexibility and efficiency for projects with high accessibility requirements, making BugBug a great tool for these testing purposes (and even somewhat outstanding considering the potential speed of implementation).
I hope it will be delivered soon!
Paweł Bylina
Team•
Dec 4, 2024
Thanks for the details!
Nijo Jose
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Aug 29, 2024
Adding some standard devices
Nijo Jose
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Aug 29, 2024
Having a predefined set of screens will help us test on Responsive Designs
Paweł Bylina
Team•
Sep 2, 2024
Hey Nijo, thanks for your feedback! How many screen sizes do you plan to test?
Nijo Jose
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Sep 2, 2024
Can this be a custom field so that I can add them dynamically?
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Prolorus
Nov 27, 2024
Yes, our webapp has 4 distinct break points so would be nice to be able to test all four.
Paweł Bylina
Nov 27, 2024
To be honest, even very large companies with lots of resources often only test 1 or 2 resolutions. It is just expensive to have more.
Tibor Bogdanov
Dec 4, 2024
I’d say it really depends on the project. We had five on my previous project (an Ed-tech platform). It was tricky and resource-consuming to test, yet it was necessary for accessibility reasons. One of my current projects that uses BugBug for testing also has three different layouts (desktop, mobile, tablet).
The ability to add multiple custom resolutions is a much-needed feature that will definitely help with accessibility testing and will be a great addition to the upcoming ‘Screenshot Comparison – Visual Regression’ feature. The combination of these two features will introduce a whole new level of flexibility and efficiency for projects with high accessibility requirements, making BugBug a great tool for these testing purposes (and even somewhat outstanding considering the potential speed of implementation).
I hope it will be delivered soon!
Paweł Bylina
Dec 4, 2024
Thanks for the details!
Nijo Jose
Aug 29, 2024
Adding some standard devices
Nijo Jose
Aug 29, 2024
Having a predefined set of screens will help us test on Responsive Designs
Paweł Bylina
Sep 2, 2024
Hey Nijo, thanks for your feedback! How many screen sizes do you plan to test?
Nijo Jose
Sep 2, 2024
Can this be a custom field so that I can add them dynamically?
Paweł Bylina
Sep 3, 2024
Yes, we plan to add this option.