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Your website has been designed and developed and you’re ready for launch, or so you think. Before you go-live, ensure that your website works across a variety of browsers: Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Internet Explorer, as well as on different devices: desktop, mobile, and tablet. Our Quality Assurance team will thoroughly test the functionality of your site and analyze areas of concern so customers can have a seamless user experience. Don’t take on your website review alone, let our experienced team help.

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Development that matters.

We've worked with some pretty great brands.

Duluth Trading Company
ProClip USA
Promega
Roastar
Schwinn Bicycles
First Business Bank
Fristam Pumps
Klein-Dickert Glass
My Life & Wishes
Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA)

Cross Browser Testing for a quality website that drives leads.

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Why Choose Cross Browser Testing?

Expert blindness is a real thing.

After working on your website for months, your internal team members and developers can develop expert blindness. This subconscious effect causes users to overlook issues that have existed for an extended time. You can prevent this by introducing new team members to the QA process before launch. Our team will test links, forms, navigation, layout, and so much more across devices and browsers so that you can feel confident you are launching a site that is accessible by everyone.

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Will Cross Browser Testing Affect My Launch Timing?

Maybe. But wouldn’t you rather have results now instead of after site launch?

Cross-browser testing can be a time-consuming effort for any team. To have it done efficiently and effectively requires a team with the experience and toolset that can expedite the testing and focus on features that are known to be browser and device-specific problem areas. We do this testing regularly for our own development team and can provide meaningful and useful feedback quickly so there’s time to make the necessary fixes before launch.