
Developing a web application that works perfectly on all devices is a challenging and intriguing task. For example, there can be certain cases when you apply “color” to the text, but the screen still displays black text. This error can be due to lousy typing or incorrect syntax. There are also a few dynamic errors, like when using an asynchronous call over an API, and the element does not display any value on the screen.
Using the inspect element feature can help quickly debug any UI glitches on a website for a specific device. Since Android is so popular among the masses, it becomes important to know how to inspect elements on Android devices before pushing it live for the users.
If you’ve used a browser on a desktop, you must be familiar with the ‘Inspect’ or ‘Inspect Element’. Then, all you need to do is right-click on the browser and select Inspect. However, this process becomes more challenging when we don’t know how our website looks on smaller…