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Rethinking the Mobile Web by Yiibu

by Bryan Rieger on Sep 10, 2010

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Presentation on rethinking the way we've been designing websites for mobile devices - for Over The Air 2010 in London by Bryan Rieger of Yiibu.

Presentation on rethinking the way we've been designing websites for mobile devices - for Over The Air 2010 in London by Bryan Rieger of Yiibu.

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  • melonangie Angie Rabelero , Science Department Chair at Destiny Great presentation! first article that really helped me. Thanks.
    Was breaking my head thinking how to render the Jquery mobile css first, I guess I had the idea.
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  • melonangie Angie Rabelero , Science Department Chair at Destiny @jlkinley yes is safari web inspector 1 month ago Reply
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  • danajeri Dana Maier , Artist / UI Designer Nice! 2 months ago Reply
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  • jlkinley Jeff Kinley Does anyone know what site analysis tool is being used in this presentation? Looks like Mac OS X, but I can't find it. Thanks. 2 months ago Reply
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  • JarryBones Jarry Bones One of the best presentations on the subject of mobile development approaches I've seen.. 4 months ago Reply
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  • GUMPIKO Phuriphong Chandraparnick , ceo at ATCLEANTHAI Thank you in advance.All comments and articles are very useful and very good.
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  • 0utrage 0utrage Andre:
    I have to ask why is it that some devices with the same size screen can render a page quite acceptably whilst others can't?
    What I'm suggesting is that manufacturers spend more resources on making the device work better in the first place, rather than getting to market quicker with an inferior product.
    They do it because they know the general public will accept it as is... and if this is the case, why waste our own time in making it better?
    Just throwing another viewpoint out there.
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  • andreangelantoni Andre Angelantoni , President at Post Peak Living 0utrage: your point about the longevity of devices is valid but only to a point: there will always be devices with small screens and for many years (decades?) to come there will be bandwidth-challenged devices.

    As for the users knowing that they know ahead of time that they will need to zoom and scroll their browsers to surf, that's just because we (web developers/designers) aren't being attentive to their needs yet. Mobile First is just another way of saying, 'Customer First.' Now, if you don't want to serve your customer the best way possible, that's entirely your prerogative. The rest of us will keep looking for ways to improve our craft and the user experience. You're welcome to join us any time if you change your mind.
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  • 0utrage 0utrage Maybe we should develop for 'mobile first', but I'm not convinced with some of the arguments put forward.

    Consider that mobile devices generally don't have the longevity of your average notebook or desktop pc. They get lost, broken or upgraded often.
    I agree that mobile access to the web is increasing rapidly, but as it does the devices will be newer with better support for mq's etc.

    Many points are valid though, particularly with regards to the amount of unnecessary data sent to the device.

    Why is it always the web developers who have to bend over backwards to make things work across different browsers and devices?
    Isn't it time the manufacturers of these devices made them work with what we have already?

    My point is that the users of the devices that you need to zoom and scroll around, knew what the experience was going to be like when they bought them. If they don't like it, hell wait 6 to 12 months and they'll probably have something better.
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  • flea12x Rodrigo Sanchez , Developer & Designer These were Fantastic! I felt like I was at the presentation. Great Data, Design and Humor make this a great read. Worth taking the time just to read the small captions. 6 months ago Reply
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