Website Testing Tools
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Once you’ve got a new site ready for launch it’s a good idea to run a number of tests to make sure it’s fast, secure, mobile-friendly and accessible. Here’s a list of some of my favourite services for site testing.
💻 General & Multipurpose
Performance, SEO, Social, Links, Popularity
Auditing, performance metrics, and best practices for Progressive Web Apps
Accessibility, security, interoperability and more
⚡ Performance
Page Speed
Performance
Pingdom Website Speed Test
Google’s Test Your Mobile Site’s Speed
GTMetrix PageSpeed Score
🔐 Security
SSL Server Test
Content Security Policy (CSP) Validator
🙂 Social Media Tags and Schema Markup
OpenGraph (Facebook Login required)
Open Graph Check
Twitter Cards (Twitter Login required)
Structured Data (Schema.org) Testing Tool
Google Rich Results Test
📱 Mobile Friendliness
Bing Webmaster Mobile Friendliness Test Tool
Google Mobile Friendly Test Tool
Have I missed a site? Feel free to open a PR on this list at GitHub
Comments
George Lamting
Hello ,
I wanted to thank you for pointing me to Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test tool on your page here: christianoliff.com/blog/website-testing-tools However, after playing around with it, I got frustrated by the fact that it doesn’t let you interact with the page, and only gives you a picture of the upper part of the page. So I went ahead and searched for a better tool and found this one – https://www.websiteplanet.com/webtools/responsive-checker/, that doesn’t just show you a picture of the page, but actually lets you scroll up and down and even sideways) - that’s what I guess we all really need. Yes, I was amazed too that it’s better than Google’s 😊 So I thought that since you got me to Google’s tool first, I would return the favor, so you can share that improved tool with other users on your page. Hope I helped.
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