Michael Scharnagl • 3/10/2020

Basic tests for a frontend feature

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The article outlines a practical testing checklist for frontend features, focusing on a robust Definition of Done. It covers testing on low-end devices, keyboard-only usability, automated accessibility checks, screen reader compatibility, and ensuring core functionality works without JavaScript. It's a guide for developers to ensure features are performant, accessible, and resilient before shipping.

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