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This document outlines best practices for developing mobile sites, including keeping the site simple, prioritizing content, focusing on conversions, taking advantage of mobile features, using tap-based rather than click-based navigation, minimizing scrolling, using concise formatting, focusing on usability, using HTML5 where possible, and thoroughly testing the mobile site.
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If you want Design focused presentation please see Ecommerce Mini Project / Group Project Design PPT that I uploaded.
It has things explained like VS Code, Adobe XD, Owl Carousel etc.
Shamit Khemka describes Top 5 web designing trends
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Rise of the responsive single page application
The document discusses the rise of responsive single page applications. It defines responsive design as building websites that detect users' device and screen size and dynamically adjust the layout accordingly. It advocates for responsive design over separate mobile sites because it provides a better user experience across devices, improves SEO through a single URL structure, and streamlines development and maintenance with one codebase. The document also outlines best practices for developing responsive applications using technologies like AngularJS, Grunt, and Yeoman to automate testing and improve workflow efficiency.
Mobile SEO Considerations
As sophisticated smartphones and faster internet connections gain greater market share, accessing the Web via mobile devices is becoming standard practice. 45% of all consumers use Smartphone for in-store product research and browsing, 72% of tablet owners make purchases from their devices on a weekly basis, 60+% US accessing mobile Internet. Mobile is exploding, and it's no longer the future of search, it is the now of search.
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5 Simple Actions to Make a Measurable Impact on Your Responsive Site
Our President, Patrick Collins, presented at eTail East 2013 in Philadelphia, PA, on 5 Simple Actions to Make a Measurable Impact on Your Responsive Site. Listen to what he had to say, and contact him with any questions or comments at patrick.collins@5thfinger.com.
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IMPACT OF THE GOOGLE CORE WEB VITALS UPDATE ON WEBSITE
IT IS A CASE STUDY PRESENTATION OF GOOGLE CORE WEB VITALS IN BOOSTING SEO IN DIGITAL MARKETING FEILD. THIS PRESENTATION WILL HELP YOU TO KNOW ABOUT THE WEB VITALS IN DETAIL. CORE WEB VITALS ARE A SET OF SPECIFIC METRICS THAT GOOGLE CONSIDERS CRUCIAL FOR EVALUATING THE OVERALL USER EXPERIENCE OF A WEBPAGE
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The document discusses how mobile and tablet usage of websites has increased significantly from 2012 to 2013. It then provides examples of both good and bad mobile website designs. Some key aspects of good mobile design mentioned include responsive and adaptive designs, clean and simple interfaces optimized for touchscreens, and prioritizing important content. The document recommends technologies like HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery that can help make websites accessible across different devices. It also provides a client recommendation about making an existing ecommerce site responsive to optimize the browsing experience for mobile users.
Checklist for progressive web app development
What are the principles to build a progressive web app? What are its core features? What about its architecture? The blog explores it all. Give it a read. https://www.webguru-india.com/blog/checklist-for-progressive-web-app-development/
Basic Responsive Theming - Somedutta Ghosh
A responsive website adapts its layout and content to different screen sizes and devices to provide an optimal viewing and interaction experience. It is important for websites to be responsive because more people are using mobile devices, with mobile internet usage accounting for 10% of worldwide usage. By making a website responsive, users will have a comfortable experience on any device. There are two main approaches to responsive design - graceful degradation, which develops for desktop first then makes adaptations for smaller screens, and progressive enhancement, which develops for mobile first then enhances the experience based on larger screens. Key aspects of responsive design include flexible layouts using media queries, selecting essential content, and testing on actual devices.
Re-imagining How We Design Responsively (Jonathan Fielding)
This document discusses reimagining responsive design by focusing on content and performance. It recommends auditing site content and prioritizing it differently for different devices using techniques like CSS Flexbox. It also stresses the importance of page load performance and perceived performance. Strategies to improve performance include optimizing asset loading with responsive images, deferring loading of non-critical content and JavaScript, and measuring performance regularly. The goal is for responsive sites to work well across devices while maintaining fast load times.
Responsivedesign 7-3-2012
The document is a presentation by Tom Carney about responsive web design. It discusses Carney's background in web development for over 10 years and experience with mobile and responsive design for 18 months. The presentation covers the introduction of responsive design, responsive design techniques like grids, media queries and plugins, transitioning websites to responsive design, responsive design workflows, and examples of responsive design. It addresses setting separate mobile sites versus responsive design and takes questions from the audience.
Mkt460 Week3
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Beyond responsive design - UI for the modern web application
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- 1. Best Prac*ces for Mobile Sites L. Ravi Kiran
- 2. Intro Best prac*ces References
- 3. Introduc*on Being developer we intend to provide wow features and more flexibili*es to user, which some*mes become too much and not needed at all. This is more crucial when we develop site for mobile users. So thought to list out some of best prac*ces for mobile site development.
- 4. Keep site simple Priori*ze Content Focus on conversion Take advantage of mobile features Think “Tap-‐able” not “Clickable” Naviga*on – go ver*cal Minimize scrolling
- 5. FormaMng content: Be concise Focus on simple usability Beware of Proprietary technologies Page size maPers Crunch those images Use HTML5 wherever possible URL structure
- 6. Redirec*ng user to mobile site – let user choose Test your mobile site
- 7. Q/A
- 8. References hPp://velocityconf.com/velocity2011/public/ schedule/detail/19976 hPp://www.stevesouders.com/ hPp://www.webpagetest.org/ hPp://mobitest.akamai.com/