1) Mobile devices have replaced dedicated devices like MP3 players and cameras, and some users prefer using apps over visiting websites. 2) As mobile usage grows, websites need to ensure their content is compatible with mobile interfaces and devices to stay competitive, including using responsive design and mobile apps. 3) Technologies like HTML5 meta tags, CSS media queries, and redirecting based on browser can help make websites accessible across devices, though some sites with flash content remain difficult to view on mobile. Major sites like Google, YouTube, and eBay generally work well on mobile.

2. How much mobile and
tablet usage has grown

3. The consolidated tool
The Mobile phone has replaced the mp3
player, camera, and GPS device.
the app will change the internet as we know it
Some users prefer app over actual sites.

4. How mobile and tablet
usage has impacted web
design

5. New tools new rules
With the growing usage of mobile devices
staying competitive means having content
compatible with these interfaces including the
design and use of apps.

6. What current technologies can be used to make
websites accessible on all devices?

7. Hello HTML5 !
Keep URL the same and redirect based on
browser used.
Add specific subdomain
In HTML5 meta tags such as MOBILEOPTIMIZED
The use of CSS @media handheld tags

8. websites that don’t work
well on mobile devices

9. Most sites have
incorporated mobile apps
www.bankofamerica.com
www.facebook.com
Any site with huge amounts of flash and non PDF
viewing not very many sites are mobile ready.
The user is redirected or there is some CSS
work in play.

10. websites that do work well
on mobile devices

11. Where do we go from
here?
www.google.com
www.youtube.com
www.ebay.com

12. References
http://modernnomads.info/wiki/index.php?page=
Optimizing+a+website+for+mobile+devices

13. By: Joseph Moore