Tools for Building Process and Building Tests

[#1]

With ideation, collaboration and creation, there is plenty of work to do keep the ball rolling. Here are 7 Chrome Extensions that have helped me keep the process efficient, open and effective. 

UX Check

Awesome ScreenShot & Screencastify

Edit This Cookie

ColorZilla

Page Ruler

jQuery Selector Inspector

Responsive Inspector

Details and tips: http://trevorfox.com/2015/01/7-chrome-extensions-for-testing

Do you have tools or extensions that are vital to your process? Please share!

[#2]

@tFox - This is such an AWESOME post  

Here are a couple that I find helpful

• +1 to "Edit this Cookie"
• The Google Analytics Debugger is great for checking your Optimizely/GA integration
• Page Analytics add-on by GA is also nice to see key metrics for any give page at a glance

[#3]

Thanks for this I have two more:

* Visual Event: Shows you what event is bound on each dom element on a page
* Google Drive Quick Search: Type in "drive" in your address bar, and start searching Google Drive!

[#4]

Here are a few I use as well:

YSlow: Gives you great insights into your pages performance and shows you opportunities for making your page perform better

GA Debug: Useful in debugging Google Analytics

SiteCat Debugger: Great tool similar to GA Debug, only helps to debug Adobe's SiteCatalyst Omniture Analytics

Built With: Will give you insights into the technologies any website is built with from their CMS, to the languages and frameworks, to third party tools

Hola: Tool that will change the country the server thinks you are coming from. Great for testing GeoLocation experiments.

Window Resizer: Tool that helps you quickly resize your screen to custom and popular mobile screen sizes.

[#5]

Great info. Here are some of my favorite browser extensions:

• Ghostery
• Google Tag Assistant
• Omnibug

Tool specific: 

• Tealium tools
• Ensighten tools
• GA debugger & Site Cat debugger (as mentioned above)

For additional details on the above tools, check out the article here. 

[#6]

What about WASP ?