Instantly test your website on different screen resolutions across the latest Android and iOS devices, like iPhone, Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, and more.

For comprehensive screen resolution testing, use BrowserStack Live. Its real device cloud provides teams with 3000+ real devices & browsers. Simply sign up for a free trial or opt for a suitable plan and start with screen resolution testing on desired device-browser combinations. No complex setup involved. Testers can also interact with web elements and perform scroll and pinch or zoom operations to mimic end-user activity in the real world.

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An easy way to address this challenge is to use a cloud-based testing tool like BrowserStack’s Responsive Checker. Simply enter the URL of their website under test into the address bar and click on Check. The tool will instantly load the website across multiple real and latest devices(iPhone X, Galaxy Note 10, iPad pro, Windows, Mac OSX) with varied screen resolutions – 375×812, 412×869, 1280×1024, and more.

Your website is accessed by users from different mobile and desktop devices. Hence, to ensure the website is rendered evenly, it is essential to test on real devices with different screen resolutions to deliver a seamless user experience.

Individual developers and teams prefer conducting screen resolution testing of websites on BrowserStack for multiple reasons:

Screen resolution testing refers to testing or validating the appearance of websites across numerous devices (desktops, tablets, mobiles) having different screen resolutions. It helps ensure that web pages render accurately and viewers get an optimized browsing experience when they access websites from different device-browser combinations.

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Users can also scroll the entire website on the desired device from the available devices. Additionally, they can also view their websites in Portrait and Landscape modes on these devices.

The responsive tool helps testers instantly view a website across different device types (smartphones, tablets, desktops) with distinct screen resolutions. Users simply need to enter the URL, and the tool immediately loads the website across the available device screens.

Moreover, finding and installing emulators for every device, particularly the ones that are recently launched is extremely difficult. Given this, it is better to opt for a tool that offers real devices for instant testing.

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Screen resolution testing of a website requires monitoring website appearance on multiple real devices (mobile and desktop). However, it is not feasible for all individual QAs or teams to set up an extensive device lab just to perform testing on different screen resolutions.

Testing website resolution on emulators or simulators is not as effective in delivering accurate results compared to testing on real devices. This is because emulators and simulators are software programs that mimic the functionality of real devices up to a great extent. However, they can not match the performance of an actual device as there are binary translations involved while using them that make them slower.

Repeat the process with as many real devices to check how the website responds to different resolutions – all in real-time.