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Accessible web sites rank higher in Google, they are easier to maintain, they increase brand equity and they can be used more easily by the large group of people who surf the web with new technologies like mobile phones.
SEO is the technique of optimising your website so that it is regularly indexed by search engines so that it displays your products and services in the search engine results. The ultimate goal is to be on the first page and without a search engine optimisation strategy your time and money could all be in vain.
Mobile users do not have a lot of time to sit there and explore mobile websites in their entirety; it’s therefore beneficial to limit the amount of options available to them. Conduct an analysis to determine what areas of the website are of most importance and only make them accessible. To determine what is essential try comparing the goals of a mobile user to a desktop user.
The proper use of white space has been an ongoing and widely adopted trend for web designers for years and it’s only now making its way to mobile web design. Almost all of the top mobile websites, including LinkedIn, CNN, Twitter and Digg, use white space effectively to highlight areas of interest.
Mobile websites should be updated as often as traditional websites. The mobile web has trends just like any other industry and designers need to stay on top these trends to keep the site looking fresh. It is suggested that mobile websites undergo design updates every few three to six months. Try experimenting with different styles to see if mobile users are consuming more and staying on the site for longer.
Mobile websites need to be tested on as many handsets as possible. The advantage of testing mobile websites lies in their simplicity. Because there is less on the screen, there is less that can go wrong. If web designers cannot get their hands on handsets for testing, they can make use of a number of web tools that aid designers in creating websites for mobile devices, such as the Opera browser’s ‘Small Screen’ option.
