Comments on: Website Front-end Quality Control Considerations http://marcamos.com/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/ <love></love> Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:05:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Ed http://marcamos.com/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-21 Ed Mon, 11 Feb 2008 21:51:06 +0000 http://marcamos.com/blog/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-21 <p>Marc,<br /> Great pointers. This would make a great cheat/reference sheet. Added to my google notebook. – @pixel8r</p> Marc,
Great pointers. This would make a great cheat/reference sheet. Added to my google notebook. – @pixel8r

]]> By: Johannes Booy http://marcamos.com/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-20 Johannes Booy Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:52:12 +0000 http://marcamos.com/blog/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-20 <p>Really appreciate the effort. A print version would be great, perhaps a nice type poster to go on the office wall.</p> <p>I am always trying to find the time to write and checklist the testing process. You not only saved me the time, but wrote it in a far more logical and concise manner than what I ever could have done wrote ;)</p> Really appreciate the effort. A print version would be great, perhaps a nice type poster to go on the office wall.

I am always trying to find the time to write and checklist the testing process. You not only saved me the time, but wrote it in a far more logical and concise manner than what I ever could have done wrote ;)

]]> By: Angelo http://marcamos.com/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-19 Angelo Wed, 06 Feb 2008 01:36:22 +0000 http://marcamos.com/blog/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-19 <p>This is a great front-end checklist. I usually view the page with javascript disabled to ensure unobtrusive js ‘enhancement’. Same goes for images and <span class="caps">CSS</span>, to make sure the site content holds up.</p> <p>I tend to run through these steps throughout development, as it helps minimize errors and keeps the work on target with where it has to be.</p> This is a great front-end checklist. I usually view the page with javascript disabled to ensure unobtrusive js ‘enhancement’. Same goes for images and CSS, to make sure the site content holds up.

I tend to run through these steps throughout development, as it helps minimize errors and keeps the work on target with where it has to be.

]]> By: Matt Felten http://marcamos.com/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-18 Matt Felten Tue, 05 Feb 2008 21:45:18 +0000 http://marcamos.com/blog/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-18 <p>Nice article. I’m about to create a checklist for when I’m testing websites before they go live. This stuff will definately be on it.</p> Nice article. I’m about to create a checklist for when I’m testing websites before they go live. This stuff will definately be on it.

]]> By: Michael Witwicki http://marcamos.com/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-17 Michael Witwicki Tue, 05 Feb 2008 20:47:38 +0000 http://marcamos.com/blog/website-front-end-quality-control-considerations/#comment-17 <p>Wow! I can’t tell you how useful this will be for me. I would love a printable version that I can use as a checklist when QAing.</p> Wow! I can’t tell you how useful this will be for me. I would love a printable version that I can use as a checklist when QAing.

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