🔍 Multi-Device Docs Testing Report - 2026-01-12 #9719
Description
📊 Test Summary
Triggered by: @pelikhan
Workflow Run: #20914379250
Test Date: 2026-01-12 09:36:47 UTC
Base URL: http://localhost:4321/gh-aw/
🎯 Results Overview
| Status | Count | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| 🟢 Passed | 0 | 0% |
| 🟡 Warning | 10 | 100% |
| 🔴 Critical | 0 | 0% |
| ❌ Failed | 0 | 0% |
Total Devices Tested: 10 (4 mobile, 3 tablet, 3 desktop)
🟡 Warnings Found
Mobile Touch Target Sizes
On all 4 mobile devices, interactive elements below the recommended 44x44px touch target size were detected:
- iPhone 12 (390x844): 16 interactive elements
- iPhone 12 Pro Max (428x926): 15 interactive elements
- Pixel 5 (393x851): 16 interactive elements
- Galaxy S21 (360x800): 15 interactive elements
Impact: Minor usability issue - some buttons/links may be difficult to tap accurately on mobile devices.
Recommendation: Consider increasing padding or minimum dimensions for interactive elements in mobile viewports to meet the WCAG 2.1 Level AAA guideline of 44x44px touch targets.
Accessibility API Limitation
The automated accessibility snapshot feature was unavailable in the test environment (Playwright Python API limitation). This is a testing infrastructure issue, not a documentation site issue.
Recommendation: Consider adding manual accessibility testing with tools like axe-core or Lighthouse in future test iterations.
✅ What's Working Well
All devices passed the following checks:
- ✓ No horizontal overflow - Content fits within viewport on all devices
- ✓ No elements exceed viewport width - Proper responsive layout
- ✓ Viewport meta tag present - Mobile optimization configured correctly
- ✓ No extremely small text - Typography is readable across all devices
- ✓ Search functionality visible - Key navigation features accessible
- ✓ No console errors - Clean JavaScript execution
- ✓ No critical layout issues - Site renders correctly on all tested form factors
📱 Device Coverage
Mobile Devices
- iPhone 12 (390x844)
⚠️ - iPhone 12 Pro Max (428x926)
⚠️ - Pixel 5 (393x851)
⚠️ - Galaxy S21 (360x800)
⚠️
Tablet Devices
- iPad (768x1024)
⚠️ - iPad Pro 11" (834x1194)
⚠️ - iPad Pro 12.9" (1024x1366)
⚠️
Desktop Devices
- HD (1366x768)
⚠️ - Full HD (1920x1080)
⚠️ - 4K (2560x1440)
⚠️
📸 Screenshots
Mobile (iPhone 12 - 390x844)
Tablet (iPad - 768x1024)
Desktop (FHD - 1920x1080)
🔍 Detailed Findings
Touch Target Analysis (Mobile Only)
The following interactive elements consistently appeared below the 44x44px minimum:
Common patterns observed:
- Navigation links in header/sidebar
- Code snippet copy buttons
- Inline documentation links
- Social media icons
- Search input field elements
WCAG 2.1 Guideline Reference: 2.5.5 Target Size (Level AAA)
💡 Recommendations
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Short-term (Mobile Touch Targets):
- Increase padding on navigation links for mobile viewports
- Ensure buttons maintain minimum 44x44px tap area
- Consider using larger hit boxes with CSS (e.g.,
::beforepseudo-elements)
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Long-term (Testing Infrastructure):
- Add automated accessibility testing with axe-core
- Implement visual regression testing
- Consider adding performance metrics (LCP, FID, CLS)
- Add cross-browser testing (Safari, Firefox, Edge)
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Monitoring:
- Schedule regular multi-device testing on documentation updates
- Add mobile usability testing to the CI/CD pipeline
📋 Test Methodology
Testing Tool: Playwright (Python) with Chromium
Test Types:
- Visual rendering (full-page screenshots)
- Layout responsiveness checks
- Console error detection
- Touch target size validation
- Viewport overflow detection
- Accessibility validation (attempted)
Test Duration: ~2 minutes for 10 devices
ℹ️ Additional Context
The documentation site demonstrates excellent responsive design with no critical issues detected. The warnings identified are minor usability improvements that would enhance the mobile user experience but do not block functionality.
All visual layouts render correctly, navigation works as expected, and content is accessible across all tested device types and screen sizes.
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