WP Touch is reviewed as a content management system for mobile websites that allows for timely updates and sharing of event information or branded marketing content across devices. While it provides good features for multimedia and forms, there are some quirks with content types, branding inconsistencies, and number of supported devices. The reviewer offers to answer questions about their experience using WP Touch.
8. Event: provide timely information on the venue, push out material quickly and get people sharing it Brand: Present a branded, image-conscious site on a low budget Respect: Aboriginal artwork and culture 1 2 3 Strategy
13. Plugins: Be prepared to do some hacking Content: Data is a concern, but that usually doesn’t stop me trying to shove videos out there Branding: Stuck with Apple-style branding; child theming is painful because of the number of devices 1 2 3 A few quirks
Hi, here’s me Mikey Leung Digital Storyteller.me Journalist, Writer, Multimedia AND Wordpress designer/developer Most of my clients non-profits I’m really a Wordpress all rounder, I do a bit of design, a bit of coding, a bit of content creation.
Few months ago, had my first experience with WP Touch What is it, mobile theme Detects the device and serves the mobile theme based on that Heavily targeted towards iPhone/Apple users, as you can see their entire site is iPhone friendly
Few months ago, had my first experience with WP Touch What is it, mobile theme Detects the device and serves the mobile theme based on that Heavily targeted towards iPhone/Apple users, as you can see their entire site is iPhone friendly Main reason to upgrade, for me, is the custom menus. I’ll get into these details later on.
Few months ago, had my first experience with WP Touch What is it, mobile theme Detects the device and serves the mobile theme based on that Heavily targeted towards iPhone/Apple users, as you can see their entire site is iPhone friendly Main reason to upgrade, for me, is the custom menus. I’ll get into these details later on.
Few months ago, had my first experience with WP Touch What is it, mobile theme Detects the device and serves the mobile theme based on that Heavily targeted towards iPhone/Apple users, as you can see their entire site is iPhone friendly Main reason to upgrade, for me, is the custom menus. I’ll get into these details later on.
Used to live in Darwin, landed a contract to create the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair website Contract was really to show off the artwork, which the art centres sent in to us
Why implement the paid version? The needs of the event dictated that we serve different content. We strategised that people would be browsing the mobile website while at the fair or whether deciding to come, and we wanted to entice them with the potential artwork for purchase at the fair.
Few months ago, had my first experience with WP Touch What is it, mobile theme Detects the device and serves the mobile theme based on that Heavily targeted towards iPhone/Apple users, as you can see their entire site is iPhone friendly Main reason to upgrade, for me, is the custom menus. I’ll get into these details later on.
Few months ago, had my first experience with WP Touch What is it, mobile theme Detects the device and serves the mobile theme based on that Heavily targeted towards iPhone/Apple users, as you can see their entire site is iPhone friendly
Why implement the paid version? The needs of the event dictated that we serve different content. We strategised that people would be browsing the mobile website while at the fair or whether deciding to come, and we wanted to entice them with the potential artwork for purchase at the fair.
Why implement the paid version? The needs of the event dictated that we serve different content. We strategised that people would be browsing the mobile website while at the fair or whether deciding to come, and we wanted to entice them with the potential artwork for purchase at the fair.