Comments on: Why the Mobile Web MUST Survive http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/85/why-the-mobile-web-must-survive/ Mobile marketing training and tools for business and mobile marketing entrepreneurs Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: What the iPhone Means to the Mobile Web | MobileMarketingProfits.com http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/85/why-the-mobile-web-must-survive/comment-page-1/#comment-903 What the iPhone Means to the Mobile Web | MobileMarketingProfits.com Fri, 11 Jul 2008 16:52:39 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/?p=85#comment-903 [...] Posts: Why the Mobile Web MUST Survive Designing for the iPhone How did the iPhone change the mobile industry? Comments(0) Mobile in [...] [...] Posts: Why the Mobile Web MUST Survive Designing for the iPhone How did the iPhone change the mobile industry? Comments(0) Mobile in [...]

]]> By: max http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/85/why-the-mobile-web-must-survive/comment-page-1/#comment-897 max Thu, 10 Jul 2008 18:55:22 +0000 http://mobilemarketingprofits.com/?p=85#comment-897 Hello Kim, i like what you have done here... A follow-up- i think the mobile web is indeed misunderstoon... i think we ought to focus on the main website first then give that very same focus to the mobile. mobile sites at this point are after-thoughts... special attention needs to paid to navigation and method of interaction with the mobile site. few people look at this way... they use interaction rules and benchmarks that used to work with web2.0 and miss the fact that the mindset of the person on a handset is somewhat different... i think even the copy should be different on mobile sites than the one on websites. Max Hello Kim,

i like what you have done here… A follow-up- i think the mobile web is indeed misunderstoon… i think we ought to focus on the main website first then give that very same focus to the mobile. mobile sites at this point are after-thoughts… special attention needs to paid to navigation and method of interaction with the mobile site. few people look at this way… they use interaction rules and benchmarks that used to work with web2.0 and miss the fact that the mindset of the person on a handset is somewhat different… i think even the copy should be different on mobile sites than the one on websites.

Max

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