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QA testing for the scaled splash/progress bar screens #764

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samreid opened this issue Jan 13, 2017 · 8 comments
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QA testing for the scaled splash/progress bar screens #764

samreid opened this issue Jan 13, 2017 · 8 comments
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samreid commented Jan 13, 2017

See phetsims/joist#382

I published http://www.colorado.edu/physics/phet/dev/html/faradays-law/1.3.7-dev.3/faradays-law_en.html which demonstrates the resizing splash screen.
UPDATE: new version described here #764 (comment)

This needs to be tested on all of our platforms, since we have never used CSS to resize the splash screen before (and indeed the splash screen is now loaded in a very different way through JS instead of HTML) and we would like to check the following:

  • Does this make the splash screen take longer to appear? How much longer?
  • Does this make the splash screen look aliased? How bad is it?
  • Are there any rendering artifacts or problems on any platform?

On iPad, you can reshape the browser by rotating the device.

If it looks reasonable on each platform, we can move it from branches to master. Assigned to @ariel-phet for scheduling/prioritization/reassignment.

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@phet-steele marking this task P2...it should be pretty quick to test on each platform, perhaps could be done in parallel with ESPB testing as you are on each platform? Just would be better to complete sooner than later so it can be moved to master.

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BryceAG commented Jan 23, 2017

On Win 7, IE the splash will pop up in the top left corner for a brief moment, then center itself. Happens regardless of window size.

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@phet-steele bumping to top since this would be good to finish off

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samreid commented Feb 10, 2017

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samreid commented Feb 24, 2017

@ariel-phet what is the expected timeline for completing testing for this issue?

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@phet-steele can this be finished today?

@ariel-phet ariel-phet removed their assignment Feb 24, 2017
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@samreid @ariel-phet this has been chipped away as we go, and most everything runs well except for one issue that may be indicative of something more sinister: phetsims/joist/issues/407

Other than that, testing here is done.

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samreid commented Feb 24, 2017

Thanks @phet-steele, I'll continue in the joist issue.

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