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Browser Compatibility Testing Risk Analysis. Learn the art of trimming browsers from a browser compatibility test list by knowing your users, understanding how the browser works, OS & browser facts versus misconceptions, and grouping browsers by common component versions to remove redundancy.
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Browser Compatibility Testing Risk Analysis Learn the art of trimming browsers from a browser compatibility test list by knowing your users, understanding how the browser works, OS & browser facts versus misconceptions, and grouping browsers by common component versions to remove redundancy. Presented By: Brent Strange
Agenda • Browser History • Who are your users? • Understand The Browser • Understand how browsers differ • Using the Browser Cheat Sheet • Your turn… A Challenge • Browser fact vs. fiction • So what is a browser compatibility defect? • Manage Risk • Questions
Browser Statistics Source: marketshare.com
The Task At Hand I want you to test our site with FireFox 1.0 – 2.0 by the end of day! ..b.. b.. but that’s over 20 released versions…
Removing Browser Redundancy • FireFox2.0.0.11
Removing OS Redundancy • IE 6 • WinXP
Back to: The Task At Hand I want you to test our site with FireFox 1.0 – 2.0 by the end of day! End of day?! Hah... I’ll have it done in 2 hours.
Challenge: One small change? I only changed 1 line of JavaScript code Response.Write( Math.Round(3.1415) ); to Response.Write(Math.PI );
Find Browser Compatibility Defects So…what is a browser compatibility defect?
Manage Risk • Set Expectations • Define Browser Assumptions • Define OS Assumptions • Define the browser list to be tested • Defend your strategy with facts
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