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Web Will Rule by 2015 1515 Responses
Last post: 3 years, 1 month ago | Thread started: Apr 14, 10, 3:08 p.m.
- airey
i love stats. of course the graph will show rapid growth of mobile web usage, it didn't exist 5 years ago, still it's interesting.
by show of hands, is anyone else now a little nervous that clients are going to expect a site that runs perfectly on both now-traditional browsers as well as mobile devices, for the same budgets as before? or is it a chance to milk a little more from the cash-teat, knowing that some fundamental choices in the structure and css will mean that a site will be viewable on most anything without too many headaches?


- Dog-earApr 14, 10, 3:13 p.m. – Permalink
- ukit
Yeah, this is a bit simplistic ain't it. Of course mobile usage is skyrocketing, everyone went out and bought their first smartphone over the past few years. At some point, you will hit saturation, and the chart will level off.
Having said that, it will be fascinating to see if the iPad and other slate computers are able to carve out an entirely new demo in between smartphone and laptop.

- Dog-earApr 14, 10, 3:17 p.m. – Permalink
- airey
yeah, i'm quite looking forward to seeing what people come up with for the ipad and the new deluge of ipad style devices. online magazines that are truly usable and allow decent advertising, so in turn support for good content. could be pretty exciting.

- Dog-earApr 14, 10, 3:19 p.m. – Permalink







