Demystifying Mobile Web Development
- Posted January 24, 2012 at 4:43 pmFiled under: Development, Mobile Business, Mobile Campaign, Mobile Device and Browser Detection, Mobile Industry, Mobile Strategy, Mobile Web, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Web Specialists, Mobile Web Usability, Mobile Websites
Toward the tail end of last year I read an article suggesting that there was no longer a need for mobile web specialists like ourselves here at Wapple as “…web developers can make one site work across multiple devices/platforms, including PC’s…” It further suggested that the populus will all be smartphone users shortly therefore rendering [...]
Should you develop for small screens or create a ‘Mobile Experience’?
- Posted November 18, 2011 at 1:05 pmFiled under: Development, Mobile Device and Browser Detection, Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Web, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Web Usability, Mobile Websites
Developing websites for multiple screens and adapting your designs for a “One size fits all” approach is the hot trend at the moment. Seminal books from Ethan Marcotte and Aaron Gustafson have kicked up a storm in the design and development world with people realising that they can style their site differently in order to make it fit [...]
Apple are…Mobile Lazy
- Posted November 1, 2011 at 1:35 pmFiled under: Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Lazy, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Web, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Websites
We put this site to our mobile friendly verses mobile lazy test: Name: Apple URL: http://apple.com Alexa Rank: 36 Wapple Mobile Friendly Score: 3/10 (how we calculated score) Load size: 393.6kb Result: Mobile Lazy What we loved: Looks nice and is consistent with Apple branding What we’d love to see improved: Apple are currently only [...]
Play are…Mobile Lazy
- Posted October 24, 2011 at 10:46 pmFiled under: Mobile Device and Browser Detection, Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Internet, Mobile Lazy, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Web, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Websites
We put this site to our mobile friendly verses mobile lazy test: Name: Play URL: http://play.com Alexa Rank: 1,671 Wapple Mobile Friendly Score: 4/10 (how we calculated score) Load size: 47.9 kb Result: Mobile Lazy What we loved: The homepage wasn’t too heavy despite the content so loaded on a range of mobile devices…BUT this [...]
118 is..Mobile Lazy
- Posted October 20, 2011 at 12:17 pmFiled under: Mobile Device and Browser Detection, Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Internet, Mobile Lazy, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Web, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Websites
We put this site to our mobile friendly verses mobile lazy test: Name: 118 URL: http://www.118.com/ Alexa Rank: 58,886 Wapple Mobile Friendly Score: 4/10 (how we calculated score) Load size: 175.4kb Result: Mobile Lazy What we loved:The website is relatively uncluttered because of the nature of the service with great branding so it is not [...]
Ford is…Mobile Friendly
- Posted October 17, 2011 at 3:44 pmFiled under: Mobile Friendly, Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Internet, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Websites
We put this site to our mobile friendly verses mobile lazy test: Name: Ford URL: http://ford.com Alexa Rank: 3,163 Wapple Mobile Friendly Score: 8/10 (how we calculated score) Load size: 87.9 kb Result: Mobile Friendly What we loved: Great design optimised across a broad range of devices with consistent style. Good usability and clickable links. [...]
Smashing Magazine is…Mobile Lazy
- Posted October 15, 2011 at 4:04 pmFiled under: Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Lazy, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Web, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Websites
We put this site to our mobile friendly verses mobile lazy test: Name:Smashing Magazine URL: http://smashingmagazine.com Alexa Rank: 582 Wapple Mobile Friendly Score: 4/10 (how we calculated score) Load size: 1.6mb Result: Mobile Lazy What we loved: An effort to create a mobile presence had been attempted with text set at a width to fit [...]
Photobucket is…Mobile Friendly
- Posted October 14, 2011 at 11:54 amFiled under: Mobile Friendly, Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Web, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Web Development, Mobile Websites
We put this site to our mobile friendly verses mobile lazy test: Name: Photobucket URL: http://photobucket.com Alexa Rank: 134 Wapple Mobile Friendly Score: 7/10 (how we calculated score) Load size: 201.6 kb Result: Mobile Friendly What we loved: Presentable, easy to use, strongly branded experience on iPhone and Android. What we’d love to see improved: [...]
Argos is…Mobile Friendly
- Posted October 13, 2011 at 11:21 amFiled under: Mobile Friendly, Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy, Mobile Web, Mobile Websites
We put this site to our mobile friendly verses mobile lazy test: Name: Argos URL: http://argos.co.uk Alexa Rank: 1,410 Wapple Mobile Friendly Score: 7/10 (how we calculated score) Load size: 55.5 kb Result: Mobile Friendly What we loved: The site is optimised across a broad range of devices with consistent style. Simple navigation, good usability [...]
Are you Mobile Friendly or Mobile Lazy?
- Posted October 4, 2011 at 3:25 pmFiled under: Mobile Friendly vs Mobile Lazy
This week I questioned the validity of a number of recent statistics on how many mobile friendly websites existed. My own investigation, which I recently posted on mStrategy, revealed that there were far fewer mobile friendly websites than other researchers have reported. My conclusion is not that they have invented their data but that they [...]
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