Equipment Tests for Web Projects

Special Thanks to Austin Thom from 8929 for sharing their St. Vincent Elementary. Website.

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I'm so sorry this is in so late. I hope you can still accept it.

Special Thanks to Richard Bassett from 8929 for sharing their Face To Face Website.

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I checked the site on my Apple iTouch and I was amazed at how well it worked. Slide show, galleries and links all worked very well. The site fit into the display perfectly! Yoshi checked the site on his Apple iPhone with the same results. Rich

Special Thanks to Brandon Giovannoni from 8324 for sharing their 4Paws Website.

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I used everything at my finger tips.

Special Thanks to Tim Boyle from 8325 for sharing their Greenacre Homes Website.

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I have tried to evaluate Greenacre Homes website http://www.srjctest.com/ but on reading Adobe FAQ I found out a new release of Browserlab 1.6 (in summer 2011) will address Content Management Systems. Not now.

Special Thanks to Desmond McQuoid from 8325 for sharing their REFB Website.

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Pending the turning in of all testing results. Will post to a single url covering every area we were required to do.

Special Thanks to Christopher Caplan from 8325 for sharing their Resurrection Roller Girls Website.

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The site looked great on every system I was able to throw at it.

Special Thanks to Cynthia Maram from 8325 for sharing their Habitat For Humanity: RESTORE Website.

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See url with Equipment Testing Results: http://www.artsypeep.com/habitatforhumanity-hardware-software-testing.html I thought this was an important exercise as there are many users that use various types of computers, screen sizes, browsers, tablets, smart phones. Some of these such as the tablet, smart phone and netbook were not tested by classmates. Therefore, I performed testing on these devices. After completing this hardware/software testing, I feel more confident that our website for Habitat For Humanity has been done well and is a success since there were very few problems.

Special Thanks to Kevin Schirado from 8325 for sharing their Petaluma Recycling Website.

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The website is working correctly with alll current brosers as well as the older versions. The only exception to this was using IE7, which slightly shifts the page layout. The most noticeble IE7 issue is with the photo gallery thumbnails. This browser doesn't display the thumbnails as a 4x4 grid. Otherwsie the slideshow works.

Special Thanks to Noah Freitas from 8325 for sharing their Birth Psychology Website.

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Overall, the layout of the site was fairly standard across different browsers with the exception of IE in quirks mode.

Special Thanks to Nancy Tracy from 8929 for sharing their AIA Redwood Empire Website.

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This is a good assignment to do. It shows how important it is to test all sites on all platforms, browsers and monitors.

Special Thanks to Stefan Fanslow from 8324 for sharing their Women's Global Leadership Initiative Website.

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this stuff is very interesting. otherwise, no.

Special Thanks to Albert Shanto from 8325 for sharing their Legal Aid of Sonoma County Website.

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I was surprised by how limited my testing was up to this point, compared to the testing for this assignment. What I thought I had tested to be the same on all browsers turned out to be different.

Special Thanks to Anna Narbutovskih from 8324 for sharing their Sonoma County Folk Society Website.

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The challenge for this assignment was to locate old system architectures, old system operating systems and systems with slow internet access to assess both the accessibility and functionality of the site. The surprise was that the old systems did quite well, although the new flash music and video players didn't work as one could have predicted. The old systems loaded the images as fast as the new systems. The only real notable difference was in the color depth of the standalone monitors vs laptop monitors. Side by side, the standalone monitors displayed a pale washed out image of what the laptops displayed.

Special Thanks to Mark Foote from 8324 for sharing their American Philharmonic Website.

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Very enlightening, to try out the site at the Disability Resources Center. Turns out the screen reader reads the same text on the forms that sighted readers are reading, so it doesn't much matter what's in the label tags.

Special Thanks to Bradley Mark from 8324 for sharing their Partners for Sustainable Pollination Website.

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This part of testing is good as it can reveal the need for modifications or hacks to best meet the majority of users. One thing that becomes apparent, it will not be possible to satisfy all the users all the time.

Special Thanks to Richard Von Hoogenstyn from 3773 for sharing their SCMAA Website.

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This is a vital part of the this class. Found lots of things I missed before.

Special Thanks to Matthew Brady from 3773 for sharing their Betty Biodiesel Website.

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Special Thanks to Justin Giovannetti from 3797 for sharing their Landpaths Website.

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