In the last post, I shared that 9 percent of consumers shop via sites on tablet computers. While this is a small number for now, tablets are worthy of consideration. CNET’s Don Reisinger debates whether or not tablets will eventually replace laptops. Almost half of consumers surveyed by Poll Position feel tablets will replace laptops…. Read more »
Throughout the last two years, I’ve blogged, emailed and discussed the rapid rise in mobile activity among handheld users, and I’d like to share the latest numbers with you. The big headline this year, first shared by Microsoft Tag and Danyl Bosomworth, cites mobile Web access will surpass desktop Web access by 2014. Mobiles already… Read more »
The best way to kickoff website designs doesn’t start with mockups. It begins with content. Plan for targeted content, and you’ll produce a targeted website design. Website designers often use placeholder text to create a wireframe and design the first few pages of a website. While they begin to build an aesthetically-pleasing website layout, they… Read more »
Mobile experiences for apps, websites and communities are usually built after the PC-console version is planned, designed and coded. Inflexion Interactive’s Matt Hampton, like many others who have studied the quick rise in mobile communication device sales, believes these experiences should be created for mobile first. We agree. Here’s why… Mobile communication device sales continue… Read more »
There are many devices available today to help us access the web. With tablets, laptops, desktops and mobile devices, we must consider and plan for easy web page access and readability. Before now, we touted the strengths of mobile website design. Now, there’s a new way to design highly viewable websites: responsive web design. While… Read more »
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