Where are Mobile Web Developers?
March 28th, 2008
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As you know, I’ve recently acquired Cameron Moll’s mobile web design book. After the introduction chapter, there is a section on mobile web fundamentals.
Now I don’t want to give away to much but some of the information needs to be shared.
Did you know that in the U.K. and U.S. mobile web usage is 17-19% of PC web usage? That’s staggering when you think of 176 million in the U.S. accessing the web. 30 million of those? Using the mobile web.
One site that truly gets the mobile experience (hint, hint… another upcoming post) is Weather.com. According to a comScore Press Release, the Weather Channel has a greater reach via the mobile web than it does the PC-based web in the U.S. market.
These numbers point to a completely new user experience. The iPhone has definitely done a lot to help us out there, but your mobile web experience should be cross-mobile friendly.
This is a challenge, no doubt. But there will be some brave enough to face it head on and tackle this new dawning of civilization. This new breed of individual will be a fast as lighting. The Mobile Avenger! 
Okay… enough of being corny… sorry about that.
Really though. There will be some who begin to focus on the mobile experience and capitalize in a big way. So where are mobile web developers?
Tags: mobileweb, mobile web design
Over the past year I’ve been developing a project (all in theory right now) that is focused on using mobile technology to tap into the mobile user market.
