Misunderstandings in the design of mobile Web pages

Myth One: Mobile phone users have been busy, and attention is more dispersed

Wrong. Mobile phones are not only used on the road, we also use mobile phones on the couch, and in the kitchen, we also use mobile phones when we are outside for a temporary stay. While using a mobile phone, we may be dealing with some trivial work, but also may be bored, but at this time our attention is more likely to focus on the phone.

Myth Two: moving means less

Wrong. Mobile Web design is not easy. Designers have made too many assumptions about the size of the phone screen. There should be less design for mobile Web pages, just as ridiculous as thinking that the pages of a paperback book are smaller and should be deleted.

Myth Three: Avoid complex

Wrong. The rich function makes our life more have the texture. Mobile web designers should not confuse complexity with trouble. They need to deal with complexity rather than simply discarding it.

Misunderstanding four: Too much click Not necessary

Wrong. The source of this idea is that the quality of clicks is more important than the number of clicks. Mobile Web designers should design an idea for each screen of each application, instead of designing an idea for the entire application.

Mistake five: As long as there is a mobile site

Wrong. Designers must focus on all platforms, the designer's goal is to bring a good mobile experience, but not necessarily a separate mobile site. Instead of trying to develop different sites for each device, designers should always think about what they can do to improve the device's functional experience.

Myth Six: Mobile is only related to mobile applications

Wrong. Designers should not focus on the application, which is not sustainable. Content, such as water, can flow into different containers in different forms.

Myth Seven: Content and APIs are built for people who understand the database

Wrong. All designers should also focus on content and APIs, and actively participate in them.

All designers need to be aware of the fact that mobile devices can enhance the user experience. Moving means more likely, there are cameras, gyroscopes, GPS and voice. Mobile brings the ability of a desktop experience to the site.