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Mobile devices like cell phones and tablets have greatly advanced in recent years. Cell phones now allow users to search locations while driving, and tablets function as portable laptop computers. Website developers must now ensure sites are compatible with both mobile phones and tablets to accommodate this growth in mobile technology. References are made to examples of websites that are and are not mobile compatible.
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- 1. MOBILE AND TABLET Kenna Noyes Fundamentals of Web Design
- 2. MOBILE DEVICES or cell phones, are a prime example in showing how technology has grown in the last several years.
- 3. TABLETS are a newer form of computers and cell phones combined. This shows even more growth in technology.
- 4. CELL PHONES have gone from simple tasks such as calling, to now being able to search where you are in your car if you’re lost.
- 5. TABLETS have grown so much that they are the newest invention. Tablets are miniature portable LAPTOPS, not computers! Better.
- 6. CELL PHONES AND WEBSITES Websites have been impacted by the growth of phones in the sense that now you have to design your web page to be compatible with cell phones too not just computers.
- 7. TABLETS AND WEBSITES Website developers now have to make sure all sites that they develop to be not only mobile compatible but tablet as well.
- 8. NOT MOBILE COMPATIBLE Country Chic is a website I have made myself, it is not mobile or tablet savvy.
- 9. NOT MOBILE COMPATIBLE This is an artist page that I have made myself, also. This is a website that you will not be able to search for on your mobile device.
- 10. MOBILE COMPATIBLE PayPal is a website that has been made to use on the go for your mobile device and also your tablet.
- 11. MOBILE COMPATIBLE Wells Fargo is one of the best and most easy to use websites on your cell phone or your tablet.
- 12. REFERENCES ALL IMAGES WERE TAKEN FROM GOOGLE IMAGES OR SCREEN SHOTS ALL INFORMATION USED TAKEN FROM MY OWN KNOWLEDGE AND OPINIONS.
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