Mobile Web Apps - Testing
•From my last artefact I came to a
conclusion that I wanted to test mobile web apps in different browsers to see
if they work they same on different browsers, I also found out that they Mobile
Web Apps only work on smartphone screen sizes, I want to test the mobile Web
App on a tablet and it did not work it went to the normal website.
•I tested Facebook on iPhone4s and on a Samsung
Galaxy. I tested on ten people in my family.
Iphone4s testing results
•Testing Facebook on the iPhone4s people
were happy using it, they found it easy to use across all the browsers but on the opera browser
it was not working very well and the design was different from the other
browsers, this is because the browser was not updated to handle Mobile Web
Apps. One problem was coming up that on all the browsers it was slow to load up
the content but on Firefox it was taking double the time from the other
browsers to load up.
•One browser that was good on both
platforms was “Dolphin browser” it was really good, the browser was fast and
very user friendly.
•All the browsers need to be updated to
handle the Mobile Web Apps, so if a Mobile Web App is not working well on a
browser is the browser fault not the Mobile Web App.
Iphone4s testing results screenshots
This across all of the browsers as you
can see there is not much of a difference between them, they all look the same.
Iphone4s testing results screenshots
Samsung Galaxy
testing results
•Testing Facebook on the Samsung Galaxy, I had the same responses as
I got for the iphone4s testing everything was the same, but on the Firefox was
crashing and not working very well at all and opera browser was the same as it
was on the iPhone.
•This across
all of the browsers as you can see there is not much of a difference between
them, they all look the same.
Samsung Galaxy testing results
conclusion
I
tested Facebook “Web App” on Apple and Android platforms,
I wanted to see what would be the
differences between the different browsers
and to see if
the Web App works the
same way as the Native App works.
I
tested Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera,
Dolphin and the default browsers on both platforms. I
also went to see that if the
Web App works on a tablet size screen and it did not
work on a Samsung Tab and on a iPad,
so by doing this testing I have found out two new things that I
was not aware of before I did this testing, one is that the Web Apps are similar across
the different browsers and the other one is that when they have
designed a Web App is only for “Smartphone” Screen
sizes.
I
have found out that it is not the Web App fault
that on some browser it
may not work properly, it is the browser
fault that it does not keep up to data
with the new Web App codes, browsers need to be be updating the browsers so
they can make the Web Apps useable and user friendly.
Most browsers are up to data to handle the Web Apps and
browsers are working very hard to be
able to handle Web Apps because I believe
the future would be using Web Apps
than native apps.
For
my next artefact I will be trying my best to make a very simple Web App and I will
see how hard it is to make and
to see if it works
the same across the different browsers.
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