Is your website mobile friendly?
May 28, 2012
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By 2013 mobile phones will be the most common device used to access the internet. This is no longer just a future statement where change will come - its happening now.
In Australia, 60% of all mobile users have smartphones and are increasingly are accessing content on their smartphones.
A recent Australian survey* conducted has shown that:
- Almost half of smartphone users research or review purchases on their phone
- 37 per cent of smartphone internet users have actually made a purchase on their smartphones
- More than a third of smartphone internet users have compared product prices on their mobile phone before going in-store to purchase – almost a quarter have actually checked pricing while on the shop floor.
- The smartphone is becoming the first point of research for a majority of internet users. More and more customers are beginning their “buying” process on their mobile phones.
Have you looked at your website on a smartphone. Is it easy to navigate? Do the menu’s work the same as they would on a desktop? Are the finger touchpoints for users easy?
Your website needs to be optimised for mobile – fewer choices, larger fonts and cleaner user interface are the key to giving customers a positive viewing experience of your website via mobile.
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