QA Browser Testing & Support

Quality Assurance Site

Designers are encouraged to clone our Quality Assurance site and append -qa to the end of their cloned site’s URL.

Our Quality Assurance site was created to streamline browser testing and QA for Framework and component products. It showcases multiple instances of our capabilities — eliminating the need for content input for testing.

Created and maintained by Senior Lead Designer RJ Foley, it is updated with variations of new Framework product components as they are launched.

QA Child Starter 3

QA Child Starter 2

Screenshot of BrowserStack presets Interactive Design must support at minimum.

BrowserStack Live

We have these aforementioned presets available in BrowserStack, the online service Interactive Design utilizes to test cross-device.

Let’s Test

Mandates

TechWeb Notice

As of August 8, 2025, we’re committed to supporting these browser/OS combinations for Quality Assurance testing:

Desktop

  • Chrome 127 on Windows 11
    • Biggest single browser/OS share combo on desktop.
  • Edge 127 on Windows 11
    • Windows default browser, Chromium-based but feature-flagged differently.
  • Chrome 127 on macOS Sequoia 15.3
    • Popular Mac alternative to Safari.
  • Safari 18.3 on macOS Sequoia 15.3
    • Key for WebKit differences and Apple ecosystem users.
    • The farthest Safari baseline we support would be Safari 15.6 on macOS Monterey.
  • Firefox 128 on Windows 11
    • Important for standards, compliance checks.

Mobile

  • Safari Mobile 17.4 on iPhone 16 / iOS 18
    • Most common iOS pairing in active devices.
    • The farthest Safari iOS baseline we support would be Safari on iPhone XR.
  • Chrome Mobile 127 on Galaxy S25 Ultra / Android 15
    • Dominant Android + Chrome setup.
  • Samsung Internet 25 on Galaxy S25 Ultra or Fold 7 / Android 15
    • Yes: Samsung has their own browser for Android. It’s the default Samsung browser for millions of users.
  • Chrome Mobile 127 on Pixel 9 Pro / Android 15
    • Google reference device + Android baseline.
  • Chrome Mobile 127 on Pixel 9a and OnePlus 13 / Android 15
    • Budget-performance mix for real-world constraints.