Website testing is one of the key steps to creating online sites. This is our chance to ensure that images and videos resize properly and that content appears correctly in our responsive sites. Throughout this chapter, we've taken a look at how we should test responsive content. Let's take a moment to consider what we have learned.

We kicked off with a look at the simplest form of testing, using the usual desktop browsers. We saw how this will take care of the basics, but that we can complement it using online services that can emulate multiple browsers at the same time.

Next up came a look at some of the pitfalls of responsive site testing; we learned how the most effective way to test is doing it manually. There are too many inconsistencies that make any form of automation difficult.

Moving swiftly on, we then turned our attention to using online tools to test responsive content—we saw how they work in a similar fashion to the responsive features in desktop browsers, but can offer...