PUBLIC MARKS from Monique with tags [en] & mobile

This mantra is as true for the mobile Web as it is for the desktop Web.

Let me be perfectly clear; Firefox OS is the start of something huge. It's a revolution in waiting. A breath of fresh air. A culmination of bleeding-edge technology. It's magical and it's going to change everything.

CSS3 media queries, which include the browser width variable, are supported by most modern Web browsers. Mobile and desktop browsers that lack support will present a subpar experience to the user unless we step up and take action. I’ll outline some of techniques that developers can follow to address this problem.

Everyone likes an attractive site, whether on a laptop screen, desktop or mobile device. As more and more people are going online via their mobile devices, every smart blogger knows, you’ve got to flow with the tech trends.

I’m not a huge fan of skip links as a solution for screen reader users on desktop but agree wholeheartedly that visible ones are extremely helpful for sighted keyboard only users who, unlike screen reader users, are forced to tab through content in a linear fashion.

designing for mobile before designing a Web application for a desktop browser