Inspecting elements on an iPhone is essential for developers who need to test web applications on iOS devices due to their significant market share. Various methods facilitate this task, including the use of responsive testing tools like LambdaTest's LT Browser, which provides a mobile-specific testing environment with numerous pre-installed device viewports. Safari Developer Tools offer another approach but require a Mac, limiting accessibility to those within the Apple ecosystem. Adobe Edge Inspect, although discontinued, was a notable tool as it did not require macOS and supported synchronized browsing across devices. Cross-browser testing platforms such as LambdaTest enable developers to inspect elements without needing physical devices, offering extensive compatibility across numerous browsers and operating systems. Additional methods include using temporary URL services and Chrome plugins, though these may yield less accurate results. Native applications from the App Store also provide inspection capabilities but demand more effort from testers. These varied approaches ensure developers can effectively test and debug web elements on iPhones and iPads to ensure optimal performance across different iOS versions.