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The Mobile Web

The Mobile Web. Catching Up With Our Clients. Panelists. David Bonebrake, LSNTAP Hugh Calkins, Pine Tree Legal Assistance Kathleen Caldwell, Pine Tree Legal Assistance Dave Mallon, iKnow Web Design. Today’s Training. Why Mobile Matters Making Sense of Mobile PTLA Project.

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The Mobile Web

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  1. The Mobile Web Catching Up With Our Clients

  2. Panelists • David Bonebrake, LSNTAP • Hugh Calkins, Pine Tree Legal Assistance • Kathleen Caldwell, Pine Tree Legal Assistance • Dave Mallon, iKnow Web Design

  3. Today’s Training • Why Mobile Matters • Making Sense of Mobile • PTLA Project

  4. Why Mobile Matters

  5. Mobile matters because: 1. People (including your clients) are using it. 2. It’s only getting bigger.

  6. Which of these phones *cannot* access the mobile web?

  7. All of these phones can access the mobile web (The challenge is creating a quality user experience)

  8. As of July 2009, how many Americans were actively using the mobile web? *Active = accessing it at least monthly.

  9. With the mobile web, the early adoption demographics are much different.

  10. . .

  11. Improved Hardware As processor speeds increase and full graphics systems get embedded onto single chips, phones will soon be able to embody a PC experience as soon as they get near a flat screen TV and a keyboard. -Steve Rubel http://www.steverubel.com/the-apple-tablet-and-chrome-os-are-meaningles

  12. Improved Software • The mobile browser landscape is an absolute mess, but it’s improving • Going forward, most new touch phones will use a WebKit-based browser. That’s good.

  13. Faster Connections

  14. Why the mobile web matters • Surprising high mobile usage – and it’s increasing rapidly. • Early adopters of mobile technology do not fit the typical early-adopter profile: users are younger and are people of color.  • Devices, browsers, and connections are improving

  15. Understanding Mobile

  16. The Mobile Ecosystem - Phones Feature PhonesSmartphones Touch Phones

  17. The Mobile Ecosystem: Carriers and Networks • Carriers provide mobile services and maintain networks. They provide customers contracts or prepaid plans. • Networks carry wireless signals. • Different generations of networks: 2G, 3G, and 4G

  18. The Mobile Ecosystem: Platforms and Operating Systems • Platforms: Java ME, Blackberry, iPhone, and Android. • Operating Systems: Mac OS X, Android, Symbian and Windows Mobile

  19. The Mobile Ecosystem: Medium Types • SMS • Mobile Websites • Mobile Web Applications • Native Applications

  20. Benefits of Mobile • Personal to the user • Capable of sending and receiving information at all times • Goes everywhere

  21. Challenges of Mobile Mobile Devices: -Have tiny displays -Utilize poor browsers -Suffer from flaky connections

  22. Most important principle in mobile: • Adapt to the mobile context - don’t just repurpose your existing site.

  23. Pine Tree Legal AssistanceThe Mobile Web Project

  24. dotMobi Emulator

  25. PTLA Site On Opera Mini

  26. PTLA Site on Nokia

  27. PTLA Mobile Site on Opera Mini

  28. PTLA Mobile Site on Nokia

  29. Some Support Foreign Language Fonts

  30. Live Phone Links

  31. Live Email Links

  32. Some Support Video

  33. Some Support Video

  34. Content considerationsHow to get from here…

  35. …to here. • Think small • We eliminated: • graphics • fillable forms and .pdf’s • all long pages that require a lot of scrolling • most videos • left-hand navigation

  36. Prioritizing mobile content • Again, eliminate all long, complicated content • Then, think about the kinds of information mobile users might be browsing for (e.g. baseball scores, flight schedule updates). • What is our equivalent?

  37. Eliminate left-hand navigation • cut text to ¼ of original length (or less); retain only most essential information • move phone link to top of abbreviated page • convert all phone numbers into links

  38. Prioritizing existing content • Choose content that is already brief or that can be easily edited down • Choose content that a mobile user would be more likely to be looking for on mobile device, rather than on a desktop browser

  39. Who is our most likely audience? Duh–uh-uh

  40. Even better

  41. New content Same questions: • What kinds of information might people being looking for on their mobile devices? • What topics can we address reasonably well in a small space? • How to distill messages down? • What formatting to use to avoid too much scrolling?

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