Google suggest a few small things that will have a big impact for your mobile website users. These are obvious but often overlooked tips. \u00a0Make your whole site optimized for mobile. The industry term is “responsive” and virtually all new websites should be responsive. In very rare situations should a seperate mobile only site exist.\u00a0Don’t make users need to pinch to read or view images. Make sure the images are identifiable for mobile resolutions.<\/p>\n
Thumbnails are pointless on mobile devices.\u00a0Make detailed product images expandable. Mobile users will need to expand your product photos to view the kind of detail they will need to appreciate the image and make a decison.\u00a0Keep users in a single browser window. Avoid opening a new browser window when being viewed on mobile devices.Don’t refer to desktop version as the full version. Users will think that the mobile version is not the full version and opt for the full version when on mobile. So make the mobile version a full version.\u00a0Be up front about why you are using location services. When asking for approval from your mobile users let them know why you use location services and how it will help their browsing experience. Ask when you need it not when they enter the site.<\/p>\n
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Google suggest a few small things that will have a big impact for your mobile website users. These are obvious but often overlooked tips. \u00a0Make your whole site optimized for mobile. The industry term is “responsive” and virtually all new websites should be responsive. In very rare situations should a seperate mobile only site exist.\u00a0Don’t …<\/p>\n