Designing for Mobile Web
i've been designing websites, professionally, on 7 years now. still haven't migrated in doing complete css production of page (but using font/link management currently)...still using general amount of nested tables.
rather going out , buying 300 page book on designing mobile web, wondering following scenarios.
scenario 1: existing client website
the site designed, not optimal web. full of nested tables, little css attached. additional browser detection and/or css code need apply site, strips down optimal?
scenario 2: new site / subdomain
not sure if of overlaps scenario one, browser detection, instead of having re-design site entirely in css (if had to), perhaps having detection of mobile web device relay http://mobile.yourdomain.com ?
general question: if , when need graphics, what's safest pixel height , pixel width?
rather going out , buying 300 page book on designing mobile web, wondering following scenarios.
scenario 1: existing client website
the site designed, not optimal web. full of nested tables, little css attached. additional browser detection and/or css code need apply site, strips down optimal?
scenario 2: new site / subdomain
not sure if of overlaps scenario one, browser detection, instead of having re-design site entirely in css (if had to), perhaps having detection of mobile web device relay http://mobile.yourdomain.com ?
general question: if , when need graphics, what's safest pixel height , pixel width?
rules of thumb building mobile web sites "less more" , "one
size doesn't fit all."
knowing mobile devices target better serve
mobile audience. example iphone uses real browser whereas nokia,
motorola , others use special mobile browser.. re-building
your current site css handhelds work on not
all devices. read can understanding of
similarities , differences between handheld devices. use images sparingly
and sized fit device in hand.
here links started...
http://alt-web.blogspot.com/2007/07/mobile-web-design.html
http://www.mobisitegalore.com/ free on-line mobile site builder.
--nancy o.
alt-web design & publishing
www.alt-web.com
"domerdel" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> i've been designing websites, professionally, on 7 years now. still
> haven't migrated in doing complete css production of page (but using
for
> font/link management currently)...still using general amount of nested
> tables. rather going out , buying 300 page book on designing
> mobile web, wondering following scenarios. scenario 1:
> existing client website site designed, not
> optimal web. full of nested tables, little css attached.
their
> additional browser detection and/or css code need apply
the
> site, strips down optimal? scenario 2: new site /
> subdomain not sure if of overlaps scenario one, browser
> detection, instead of having re-design site entirely in css (if
i
> had to), perhaps having detection of mobile web device
relay
> http://mobile.yourdomain.com ? general question: if ,
when
> need graphics, what's safest pixel height , pixel width?
>
size doesn't fit all."
knowing mobile devices target better serve
mobile audience. example iphone uses real browser whereas nokia,
motorola , others use special mobile browser.. re-building
your current site css handhelds work on not
all devices. read can understanding of
similarities , differences between handheld devices. use images sparingly
and sized fit device in hand.
here links started...
http://alt-web.blogspot.com/2007/07/mobile-web-design.html
http://www.mobisitegalore.com/ free on-line mobile site builder.
--nancy o.
alt-web design & publishing
www.alt-web.com
"domerdel" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:fo7h3j$s24$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> i've been designing websites, professionally, on 7 years now. still
> haven't migrated in doing complete css production of page (but using
for
> font/link management currently)...still using general amount of nested
> tables. rather going out , buying 300 page book on designing
> mobile web, wondering following scenarios. scenario 1:
> existing client website site designed, not
> optimal web. full of nested tables, little css attached.
their
> additional browser detection and/or css code need apply
the
> site, strips down optimal? scenario 2: new site /
> subdomain not sure if of overlaps scenario one, browser
> detection, instead of having re-design site entirely in css (if
i
> had to), perhaps having detection of mobile web device
relay
> http://mobile.yourdomain.com ? general question: if ,
when
> need graphics, what's safest pixel height , pixel width?
>
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