Today Earl's Hobby Shop will be making the choice to transform their website to the next level.

1. EARL’S HOBBY SHOP
PROJECT
DATE CLIENT
05/05/2014
EARL’S HOBBY SHOP GOES MOBILE!
PHONES/ TABLETS
BY WILLIE ALLEN

2. Desktop
Vs
Mobile

3. How much mobile and tablet usage has grown.

5. Technologies can be used to make websites
accessible on all devices.

6. How mobile and tablet usage has impacted web design

7. A bad examples of a website that don’t work well on mobile/tablet devices

8. A good example of a website that works well on mobile and tablet devices.

9. “Smartphone users don’t want to
be overloaded by content.”

10. Recommendation
Stay away from extensive use of Flash, fixed-element layouts and complex navigation paths.

11. EVOLVE

12. References
Slide 2 photo: photo on left http://webservicesinc.net/social-media-management/ - right photo
http://www.arizonawebkings.com/mobile-design/
Slide 3 photo: http://www.limolabs.com/limo-marketing/limo-advertising-mobile/
Slide 4 photo: earlshobbyshop.com
Slide 6 photo: http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2011/01/designing-for-the-mobile-web-special-
considerations.php
Recommendation slide- BY TOM WENTWORTH AUG 05, 2011 http://mashable.com/2011/08/05/mobile-design-
priority/
http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2011/01/designing-for-the-mobile-web-special-
considerations.php#sthash.iymEJyGl.dpuf
ReferencesPadley, R. (2011). HTML5 - bridging the mobile platform gap: mobile technologies in scholarly
communication. Serials, 24S32-S39.
http://mashable.com/2011/08/05/mobile-design-priority/