Key Areas To Be Focused While Doing Performance Testing for Mobile Apps

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When it comes to addressing the non-functional testing of mobile websites and apps, these are the key areas to be focused:

  1. App Level (APIs/Servers)
  2. Device Level
  3. Network Level
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