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Cross-Browser Testing
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge — and legacy variants your analytics still show — tested on real engines, not emulations.
Your users shouldn't be your QA team. We verify every page renders beautifully across browsers, devices, and viewports — and stays accessible to everyone — before your customers see it.
A checkout that breaks on Safari or a form invisible to screen readers isn't just embarrassing — it's lost revenue and legal risk. Modern UI testing requires systematic coverage that one laptop can never provide.
We combine real-device labs, visual automation, and accessibility expertise into a single program that keeps your interface flawless from landing page to thank-you email.
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge — and legacy variants your analytics still show — tested on real engines, not emulations.
Layout, images, typography, and touch targets inspected at breakpoints from 320px to 4K ultrawide.
Automated screenshot diffs with component-level baselines — catch CSS side effects before users do.
Axe scans plus keyboard, screen-reader, and contrast audits with remediation guidance per finding.
Hover/focus states, animations, toasts, modals, and keyboard traps — the details users remember.
Validation logic, mask behavior, autofill, copy/paste, and error recovery exercised systematically.
Browsers, devices, viewports, and assistive tech agreed from analytics data.
Visual snapshots, design references, and accessibility targets configured.
Automation + human review combined: numbers and judgment together.
Every issue graded by user impact, with annotated screenshots and fixes.
Visual baselines join CI so tomorrow's CSS never breaks today's pages.
Real-device clouds for truth, automation engines for repetition, accessibility analyzers for compliance — assembled per your stack.
Design system in Figma? We diff directly against tokens and component specs.
One-time deep analysis
Per-release regression coverage
Continuous WCAG compliance
From your analytics — we build a matrix covering ≥95% of real user traffic, then add risky outliers (e.g., older Safari) based on revenue share. Matrices refresh quarterly.
Functional tests verify behavior (clicks do the right things); visual regression verifies appearance (things look right). Both exist in a mature pipeline — we set up each where it adds value.
No — scanners catch roughly 30–40% of WCAG issues. We pair Axe/Lighthouse with keyboard-only navigation, screen-reader walkthroughs, and contrast inspection for genuine conformance.
Region masking, content stabilization (mocked data/date, frozen animations), and pixel-tolerance thresholds — carefully balanced to ignore noise without hiding regressions.
Yes — sessions persist via stored auth state in automation frameworks, and human testers use dedicated test accounts across every staging flavor you expose.
Request a free 3-page visual audit with accessibility snapshot — delivered in 72 hours.