Do you know how many of your supporters are accessing your website on mobile devices? Chances are that number is higher than you think—and on the rise. Having a mobile friendly website is a huge opportunity to connect with your supporters. So how do you do it? Join us for this webinar to learn the latest tips and tricks to create mobile friendly web content to engage your audience, even when they’re on the move.
Going Mobile: Tips and Tricks for Mobile-Friendly Content
1. Finding the Sweet Spot:
Ingredients for Stirring
up Elevated Online
Results
July 2014: Going Mobile
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Housekeeping
• Please use Q&A for questions, we have folks standing by
to monitor and respond.
• You can find the recording of today’s session at
http://hello.blackbaud.com/sweetspot
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Today’s Presenter
• Principal Information Architect
• 9 years with Blackbaud
• Specializes in User Experience
for nonprofit websites
Lacey Kruger
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Step #1: Start with your landing
pages
Stick the landing!
Mobile-friendly emails aren’t so
hot if they link to mobile-
unfriendly content
Blackbaud Confidential 9
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Step #1: Start with your landing
pages
K-I-S-S
• Use responsive layout for your donation form
and any other landing pages
http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/#examples
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Step #2: Follow with your emails
K-I-S-S(again)
http://zurb.com/playground/responsive-email-templates
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Step #2: Follow with your emails
https://www.emailonacid.com OR https://litmus.com/
TEST
• Find a variety of devices around your office or use a
testing service like Email on Acid or Litmus
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Step #3: Inventory your content
Create a spreadsheet with several columns:
• Page ID
• Use a numbering system here for reference and to indicate
hierarchy of each page
• Title
• Title of each page
• URL
• Link to each page for quick access
• Owner
• Identify the person in your organization responsible for
creation and maintenance
• Action
• Keep this content, delete it or consolidate it?
http://www.npengage.com/content-management/tackling-content-inventory/
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Step #3: Inventory your content
http://www.npengage.com/content-management/tackling-content-inventory/
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Step #4: Content sea change
Future-proof your content
• Inverted Pyramid approach
• Make your point FIRST, then
follow with supporting details
• “Write for the chunk”
http://www.slideshare.net/LaceyKruger/adaptive-content-for-futureproofed-world
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Step #5: Responsive Redesign
Going responsive with your redesign:
• Saves $$
• Saves TIME
• Serves ALL of your constituents
http://www.npengage.com/online-fundraising/redesigning-responsive/
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Step #5: Responsive Redesign
Current Responsive Design Trends:
• Embrace the scroll
• Ditch the slideshow
• LARGE images (sized accordingly for mobile)
• Donate buttonS (plural)
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Summary
Step 1: Start with your landing pages
Step 2: Follow with your emails
Step 3: Inventory your content
Step 4: Content sea change
Step 5: Responsive Redesign
30. We hope to see you again soon!
Join us for the next session in our series:
• Emergency Response Preparedness
• Thursday August 21| 2:00PM ET
• http://hello.blackbaud.com/sweetspot
What did your org’s last email look like on a mobile device?
Answers:
Perfect! No side-scrolling or pinch and zoom
Decent. The text was legible but the right column was hacked off
Awful! To read the text, you had to pinch and zoom AND side-scroll
I don’t know. Didn’t test it
Different devices/environments
Different photo sizes
Different placement of elements like date, sound clip, related item displays
Different colors, backgrounds, context