Developers attempt to create responsive websites in order to ensure optimal performance across mobile devices. However, developers may confront a number of difficulties while doing so.

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When designing a responsive design for a website, a developer could run into a specific rendering issue that appears to exist on a specific iPhone. In such circumstances, they must examine individual site parts on real devices in order to determine the precise solution.

Apple has a very user-friendly capability that allows web developers to debug and analyze web elements on real iPads and iPhones. To get started, simply connect your iPhone and enable the Web Inspector.

On your iOS mobile device, enable the Web Inspector by:

Going to Settings > Safari > Scroll to the bottom of the page > Go to the Advanced Menu> Activate the Web Inspector.

This functionality is only available on Apple Macs and not on Safari for Windows.

Simply enable the Show Develop menu in the menu bar option. The following are the measures to take:

Launch the Safari web browser.

Select Safari > Preferences > Advanced 

Select the appropriate checkbox. In the menu bar, select Develop.

The Develop option should make it into the top once you’ve finished. The linked iPhone will appear in the alternatives, including the website page which is now open on the linked phone. When you click on that page, the Internet inspector window for that page will open.

BrowserStack is indeed a cloud-based system that allows web builders to test their web applications for cross-browser interoperability on a variety of devices in actual time. 

This allows developers to reduce their testing pain points by rapidly testing websites across a number of iOS devices, including the iPhone X, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and many other prior models, using their preferred browsers. BrowserStack also offers a Responsive Checker, which allows users to inspect their websites on a variety of mobile and desktop devices to ensure that they are responsive.