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The document discusses the growing popularity of mobile web usage, with projections that it will surpass desktop internet use by 2015. It notes that the increased use of tablets and mobile devices is driving new web design trends focused on touch interfaces over mice, with technologies like CSS3 and HTML5 making responsive design possible for a variety of screen sizes.
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Mobile device usage is growing rapidly and surpassing desktop computer usage. By 2013, more people will access the internet through mobile phones than PCs. Smartphones are also expected to outship PCs in 2012. Over 315 million Apple mobile devices have been sold. Facebook has over 100 million active mobile users and Android outsold iPhone in 2010. Tablet and mobile design has made web development more complex requiring technologies like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript to promote accessibility across platforms. Good mobile design is important for message delivery while bad design can cause messages to get lost.
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This presentation discusses the growth of mobile and tablet usage and its impact on web design. It notes that 50% of US adults currently access the web via smartphones or tablets, and this number is expected to continue growing significantly by 2016. The presentation recommends approaches like responsive design using HTML5 and CSS3 to make websites accessible across different devices. It provides examples of both mobile-friendly and non-friendly websites, and recommends tools and technologies the Adult Literacy League could use to ensure their website is accessible on all mobile and tablet devices.
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This presentation discusses the growing usage of mobile devices and importance of websites being accessible across devices. It outlines how over 1 billion people access the internet via mobile, and forecasts that number growing to 5 billion in the next 3-5 years. The presentation recommends non-profits like 1-800-Charity Cars create responsive websites that can adapt to any device, with design focused on mobile users, to ensure accessibility and continue receiving donations.
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- 1. Mobile Web Adryunne Wilson August 29th, 2011
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