You can also ask your friends to view the site and to provide suggestions. This testing will reveal problems that can arise from the inconsistencies found in the web. Different browsers display the same htmL tags differently. Connection speed, related to such factors as modem speed, also varies. That means that graphics-rich pages load very slowly on machines that have slow connections.
Different users have different screen sizes, fonts, and window sizes.
This causes the same web page to look quite different on different machines. If your site is online during the testing phase, it is accessible to Internet users, but probably the only people who will visit it will be those you have invited to test it. After you have revised your site based on tester feedback, you are ready to launch. Reaching your true audience will take some public relations effort on your part. You will need to inform parents about the site and help them access it by providing a demonstration at a school open house.