Mobile-First Approach in Web App Development: Why It Matters
Today, most internet users access web content on their mobile devices. This shift in user behavior has prompted a significant change in how web applications are designed and developed.
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Baseball Opening Day
In the spirit of this week being the start of the baseball season, our pitch is the Provisio version of that well-known baseball song:
(To be sung to the tune of Take Me Out to the Ballgame)
Take me out to your website,
Wait - can your website be found?
Will the search engines be able to track
Whether visitors ever come back?
Look, look, look at your home page
On a mobile device -
For it's one, two, three clicks you're out
At your old website.
Do You Really Need an App for That?
As a small business owner, you may be thinking about a mobile app. But mobile web development can do many of the same things. Now the question is, “Do you really need an app for that?”
Mobile Websites Make a Phone-Friendly Web Experience
Mobile usage now accounts for 60% of all time spent on digital media. A mobile-optimized website, can create a phone-friendly web experience that will lead users to the information they need smoothly and easily by:
Google's "Mobilegeddon," or Just Being Friendly?
As promised, last week Google rolled out an update to their search engine which gives priority to websites that are mobile-friendly. I’ve read a number of blog posts about this and none mentioned that this applies only to mobile search results. In other words, if you’re doing your Google search on a desktop, you’re likely to see a different order of search results than if you were doing it on your mobile phone.