QnA Friday 40 - How to check Font Size for websites?
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Hi Raghav,
Please tell me how to check the font size in a web app whether it is as per the requirement or not
Akash Sarangi
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You are such an awesome Teacher!! you make everything appear so easy and simple. Its amazing learning with you :)
Thanks for your message Rashmi, I am humbled.
Thank you for the tutorial Sir. My question is that it support all the browsers?
Should do, Pls check with practical or check its documentation
Thanku so much sir❤️❤️
You're welcome
How can I check font ,spacing and all for my mobile app I am not getting any tool for that
will check
@@RaghavPal sir, any suggestions??
Same question
Good tutorial sir, thank you so much, Still waiting for selenium intermidiate level tutorial from you
Thanks for watching Chanusha, will start on it soon.
Weldone sir but can we cheque the font size an image or a file,u have used the web app name.....???
will need to check on this Asad
Helpful !! Thanks
Most welcome Ripan
Thanks a lot for guiding us can you please let me know how can I get the css code in the mobile application or validity the UI
Hi Ansh, not sure on this, will need to check online
How can we test for iOS and Android mobile apps.
Sagar
Testing iOS and Android mobile apps is crucial to ensure they function flawlessly, deliver a seamless user experience, and adhere to industry standards. Here's a comprehensive overview of testing approaches for both platforms:
*iOS App Testing:*
1. *Manual Testing:* Manually test the app's features, functionality, and user interface using real iOS devices or simulators. This involves navigating through the app, executing various actions, and verifying expected behavior.
2. *Automated Testing:* Utilize automated testing frameworks like XCTest or Appium to automate repetitive testing tasks, reducing manual effort and improving efficiency. Automated tests can cover unit, integration, UI, and performance testing.
3. *Device Compatibility Testing:* Ensure the app runs smoothly across a wide range of iOS devices, including different screen sizes, operating system versions, and performance capabilities. Use device farms or cloud-based testing platforms to test on multiple devices simultaneously.
4. *Network Connectivity Testing:* Verify the app's behavior under various network conditions, such as Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G, and LTE. Test the app's ability to handle network fluctuations, data loss, and slow connections.
5. *Performance Testing:* Evaluate the app's performance under load, measuring its responsiveness, resource utilization, and battery consumption. Use performance testing tools to simulate real-world usage scenarios and identify performance bottlenecks.
6. *Security Testing:* Assess the app's security vulnerabilities using penetration testing techniques and security scanning tools. Identify potential weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers.
*Android App Testing:*
1. *Manual Testing:* Perform manual testing on various Android devices or emulators to ensure the app's functionality, user interface, and compatibility across different Android versions and screen sizes.
2. *Automated Testing:* Utilize automated testing frameworks like Espresso or Appium to automate repetitive testing tasks and improve efficiency. Automate unit, integration, UI, and performance testing.
3. *Fragmentation Testing:* Address the fragmentation of the Android ecosystem by testing the app on a wide range of Android devices, including different manufacturers, screen sizes, and operating system versions.
4. *Network Connectivity Testing:* Verify the app's behavior under varying network conditions, including Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G, and LTE. Test the app's ability to handle network fluctuations, data loss, and slow connections.
5. *Performance Testing:* Evaluate the app's performance under load using performance testing tools. Measure its responsiveness, resource utilization, and battery consumption under real-world usage scenarios.
6. *Security Testing:* Conduct penetration testing and security scanning to identify and address potential security vulnerabilities in the app. Ensure the app adheres to Android security guidelines and protects user data.
7. *Accessibility Testing:* Verify that the app is accessible to users with disabilities, including those with visual, auditory, or motor impairments. Use accessibility testing tools to identify and resolve accessibility issues.
8. *Localization Testing:* Test the app's localization features to ensure it functions correctly in different languages and regions. Verify that translations are accurate, culturally appropriate, and consistent throughout the app.
By implementing these testing approaches, you can ensure that your iOS and Android mobile apps deliver a high-quality user experience, meet industry standards, and address potential security risks.
Thank you sir!!!
Most welcome Chris
Hello Sir, Hope you're doing well. Can we check the Mobile Apk font style and size? Is there any tool to check it in Mobile Apk. Please reply. #Automationstepbystep #raghav #raghavsirtesting
Gayatri
As far as I know there's no direct tool within a mobile APK to check font styles and sizes, here are a few approaches you can take:
1. Font Identification Apps:
Use third-party apps that can identify fonts from screenshots. These apps usually analyze text images and suggest matching fonts from their database. Some popular options include:
Find my Font
WhatTheFont
Font Identifier
2. Decompiling the APK:
For more technical insights, decompile the APK using tools like Apktool or Jadx. This unpacks the APK's resources, allowing you to inspect files related to fonts.
Locate the res/font directory, which typically contains font files.
Examine XML files in res/values for font-related attributes (e.g., android:fontFamily).
3. Developer Options (if available):
Some Android devices offer "Developer Options" that might display font information. However, this feature isn't universally available or reliable.
4. Examining the App's Code (if accessible):
If you have access to the app's source code, directly check how fonts are set in the code. Look for font-related attributes in layout files or programmatic settings.
Additional Considerations:
App complexity: The success of these methods depends on the app's structure and font usage. Dynamically loaded fonts might be harder to identify.
Font formats: Android supports various font formats (TTF, OTF, XML), each with potentially different inspection methods.
Copyright: Respect font licenses and copyrights when using font information.
If you're primarily interested in visual inspection:
Take clear screenshots of the app's text and use font identification apps to analyze them.
Sir can u please tell us like how to generate Jmeter report wat all the things we need to check for performance report
Sonali
Generating a JMeter report and understanding what to check in a performance report are essential for evaluating the effectiveness of your tests. Here's a guide to help you with both:
Generating a JMeter Report:
1. Run Your Test: Execute your JMeter test plan to collect performance data.
2. Save Results: The test results are typically saved in a `.csv` or `.jtl` file.
3. Generate Dashboard: Use the JMeter command to generate a dashboard report from your results file
```shell
jmeter -g [path to JTL file] -o [output folder path]
```
This command will generate a dashboard report in the specified output folder.
Key Metrics to Check in a Performance Report:
- Throughput: Measures the number of requests per unit of time the server is handling.
- Response Time: The time taken to respond to a request, including any network delays.
- Error Rate: The percentage of requests that resulted in errors.
- Percentiles: For example, the 90th percentile shows the response time below which 90% of the requests fall.
- Resource Utilization: CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network I/O statistics.
Performance Report Considerations:
- Baseline Comparison: Compare current results with baseline metrics to identify performance degradation or improvement.
- Trend Analysis: Look for trends over time to spot recurring issues.
- Bottleneck Identification: Identify any performance bottlenecks, such as slow database queries or insufficient hardware resources.
- Actionable Insights: Provide recommendations for improvements based on the data.
Remember, a well-structured performance report should clearly communicate the state of the system's performance and provide insights for decision-making
@@RaghavPal thank you so much for your detailed reply ...it's helpful
@@RaghavPal Can you please make a video on this topic of generating Jmeter reports it would be helpful for many
I will try
@@RaghavPal thank you sir
Is there any tool or app that can give us the font used in mobile apps like CSS Viewer or whatfont?
Hi Aniket
Yes, there are a number of tools and apps that can help you identify the fonts used in mobile apps. Some of the most popular ones include:
* **WhatFontIs:** This is a free online tool that allows you to identify fonts by uploading an image of the font or by providing a URL to the page where the font is used.
* **Font Squirrel's WhatTheFont:** This is another free online tool that allows you to identify fonts by uploading an image of the font or by providing a URL to the page where the font is used.
* **Font Identifier:** This is a free app for iOS that allows you to identify fonts by taking a screenshot of the font or by providing a URL to the page where the font is used.
* **Font Scanner:** This is a free app for Android that allows you to identify fonts by taking a screenshot of the font or by providing a URL to the page where the font is used.
These tools and apps use a variety of techniques to identify fonts, including optical character recognition (OCR), font matching, and font fingerprinting. They can be a valuable tool for web designers, developers, and anyone else who needs to identify the fonts used in mobile apps.
In addition to these tools, there are also a number of websites that offer font identification services. These services typically charge a fee, but they can be more accurate than the free tools and apps. Some of the most popular font identification services include:
* **Typekit:** This service offers a subscription-based font library, but it also offers a font identification service.
* **MyFonts:** This service offers a font marketplace, but it also offers a font identification service.
* **Fonts.com:** This service offers a font marketplace, but it also offers a font identification service.
I hope this helps
Thank you 😌
Most welcome Indhu
is there a similar add-on for Firefox?
Not checked specifically for Firefox, but you should find some
Thank you so much for this
You're welcome
How to check dimension of text box?
Hi Saket, are you looking this feature in a specific tool
How to identify the font size and family of text in mobile app
Hi, I will need to check online for this
@@RaghavPal sir kindly let us know if you have any idea. I search a lot to test font style in mobile application but didn't get any options.
write that this is for websites ...............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ok, I will mention