Blog
Short, practical guides for checking your hardware and fixing what the tests find.
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Tools
Preview a font for a mobile newsletter prototype
Compare installed fonts with your newsletter copy, spot awkward line breaks, and choose a readable typeface before you build the mobile app prototype.
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Tools
Preview fonts for a multilingual newsletter
Preview installed fonts with real newsletter copy, compare how they handle several languages, and catch missing characters before layout and export.
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Games
Reaction control in an aim trainer: what to test
Learn what reaction control means in an aim trainer, how to read tryout results, and how to separate slow reactions from shaky mouse control.
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Tests
Number-pad Enter not working on a wireless gaming keyboard
Test whether your wireless gaming keyboard's number-pad Enter registers, then separate a key fault from a wireless link, layout, or game binding.
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Tools
How to capture a design review for a bug report
Record a short design review that shows the bug clearly, keeps private details out, and gives developers enough context to reproduce it.
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Tests
Bluetooth keyboard wheel click timing: what to know
Check whether a Bluetooth keyboard's wheel click registers, separate click timing from double-click settings, and find the next useful test.
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Tests
Keyboard rollover in a game tournament: what to test
Learn why keyboard rollover matters in a game tournament, test key combinations before play, and fix missed inputs before match time.
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Tools
What to check before sharing work event photos
Check faces, badges, screens and location details before sending work event photos. Learn what to remove, how to edit a copy, and when to ask permission.
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Tests
Audio peaks on loud words? Fix your mic before a webinar
Find the cause of sharp, distorted words before your webinar. Test your mic, reduce clipping, and check settings that can make loud speech peak.
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Tests
Browser benchmarks for a gaming tournament: tips
Use a browser RAM benchmark to compare gaming PCs fairly, spot inconsistent results, and understand what memory scores can and cannot tell you.
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Tests
Spot inconsistent CPU scores before a 3D browser demo
Learn how to repeat a browser CPU test, compare single-core and all-core scores, and fix common causes of variation before your 3D demo.
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Tests
How to check service worker support in a browser
Check whether your browser supports service workers, then confirm the audit site is secure, registered, and using the expected cached version.