A very basic guideline would be to use valid XHTML markup, and a 'fluid layout' i.e. a layout that will expand to fit in whatever screen width it encounters. Generally, avoid tables and fixed measurements. If you have huge images on the site however, you;ll have to strip them down to mobile friendly sizes.. it might even mean redirecting users to an alternate mobile site altogether.

you can then test how mobile ready your site is on http://ready.mobi .

Best of luck!


2009/9/29 I. Ati <mueni0@gmail.com>
@david am not using any cms, its a .php site

2009/9/29 David Njuki <njukey@gmail.com>

2009/9/29 Steve Obbayi <steve@sobbayi.com>

@I. Ati then in that case the best would be to skin all the content with css then use the browscap functions to determine which user is using a mobile device and which user is'nt. If you need help on how to plug the code into  your page let me know

To add to this, if you are using any of the popular CMS's out there, be sure to check out their modules, most of them have modules that allow you to present content to mobile devices.


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