beginner · self-paced · 3 weeks · 5–7 hrs/week
Mobile Web Responsiveness QA
Plan device matrices, capture meaningful evidence, and file bugs developers can reproduce quickly.
¥28,000 JPY — informational list price
Overview
You practice orientation changes, dynamic type, and gesture conflicts. The emphasis stays on communication: how to describe a layout fault without subjective adjectives.
What is included
- Viewport boundary testing checklists
- Network throttling as a test design tool
- Screenshot comparison pitfalls
- Accessibility overlaps with responsive checks
- Device lab vs cloud farm tradeoffs
- Recording steps for intermittent layout jumps
- Battery and thermal considerations for long sessions
Outcomes you can evidence
- Produce bug reports with reproducible device context
- Pick a lean device basket for your product risk
- Coordinate with designers without endless ping-pong
Lead mentor
Tom Hayashi
Student advisor with background in mobile release trains.
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FAQ
Helpful but not mandatory — we mix emulators with guidance on when they lie.
Experience notes
“Mobile Web Responsiveness QA bug template is now our default — fewer “works on my phone” replies.”