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Making the Mobile Web Work
This document discusses issues with mobile websites not working properly and provides resources for fixing these issues, including a website called wtfmobileweb.com that explains you're not alone in experiencing problems. It also lists tools like Adobe Muse, Edge Reflow, Photoshop, and Brackets that can help make sites more responsive. The document encourages working together to address mobile web issues and provides contact information for the author to ask questions.
Making the Mobile Web Work
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Editor's Notes
- #6 TECHi fresh, never boring, also impossible to read on a mobile device.
- #7 “Master of UX”
- #8 “We’re hiding the identity of this brand less they drown us all in a ever refilling bowl of Pasta e Fagioli”
- #9 It’s not just phones, these guys want you to know you are holding your iPad wrong.
- #10 Hey sometimes it works the other way.
- #11 Even we who are supposed to know better screw it up.
- #18 How we fix this depends a lot on who you are. I also don’t like this slide. I think a better image might be in order
- #19 Do you come from a heavy InDesign Background?
- #21 Maybe you’re a one person shop who has to deal with everything and anything. BTW, it’s a real book, and a great one at that.
- #23 These are sites created by Muse
- #27 Do you start all your work in Photoshop?