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Peace 07-13-2015 08:27 PM

Cost of making a mobile site
 
Guys how much is to make a good membership site for mobile devices for mobile traffic?
any one can do or may be there is CMS for a mobile site?

JSWENSON 07-13-2015 08:51 PM

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Any template made today should work on all devices by default. Wordpress has tons of responsive themes, I'd start there.

Peace 07-13-2015 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by JSWENSON (Post 20523302)
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Any template made today should work on all devices by default. Wordpress has tons of responsive themes, I'd start there.

So basically do a mobile versions of the sites is good idea rather thne make only mobile devise site right?

shake 07-13-2015 10:11 PM

In this day and age you need to be thinking more than just mobile phones... tablets, desktops and phones. What you are looking for is "responsive" rather than a mobile site. Responsive design will adapt to the screen resolution (even if you just adjust the browser window size). It's much easier to maintain and will work everywhere. Use a template / CMS which is based from twitter bootstrap or zurb foundation as they are the best out there.

freecartoonporn 07-13-2015 10:34 PM

go responsive its gigantic PITA but , thats the only way ahead.,

JSWENSON 07-13-2015 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by freecartoonporn (Post 20523342)
go responsive its gigantic PITA but , thats the only way ahead.,

If you are semi familiar with WordPress it's extremely easy. Standalone responsive templates make me want to puke. :1orglaugh

freecartoonporn 07-13-2015 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by JSWENSON (Post 20523343)
If you are semi familiar with WordPress it's extremely easy. Standalone responsive templates make me want to puke. :1orglaugh

bloated wordpress is only good for blogging , if you want anything stable, much more optimized and full control and dont want to rely on 3rd party plugins then you need to go custom.

in responsive tewitter bootstrap is what everyone is using.

NatalieK 07-14-2015 04:04 AM

Our designer used bootstrap, seems to technically work great :thumbsup

JSWENSON 07-14-2015 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by freecartoonporn (Post 20523351)
bloated wordpress is only good for blogging , if you want anything stable, much more optimized and full control and dont want to rely on 3rd party plugins then you need to go custom.

in responsive tewitter bootstrap is what everyone is using.

The bloated Wordpress I've been using since it came out isn't stable? I'll take my chances.

Peace 07-15-2015 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by shake (Post 20523331)
In this day and age you need to be thinking more than just mobile phones... tablets, desktops and phones. What you are looking for is "responsive" rather than a mobile site. Responsive design will adapt to the screen resolution (even if you just adjust the browser window size). It's much easier to maintain and will work everywhere. Use a template / CMS which is based from twitter bootstrap or zurb foundation as they are the best out there.


I have so much content on my CMS to redo would be too huge job. www.Perfect-Nude.com
I may try to fix my CMS to be responsive. but not sure how much work it is for my coder?
what do you think?

lukaswolf 07-16-2015 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Peace (Post 20523325)
So basically do a mobile versions of the sites is good idea rather thne make only mobile devise site right?

Of course yes. In spite of big popularity of using mobile devices, a lot of users are still using pc with desktop site version.

INever 07-16-2015 06:06 PM

As a user I see so many mainstream sites that are essentially broken by the spinning wheel. The web was a lot more use-able before this "over-design" for web designer job security happened.

If the content or idea is strong, what is the absolute simplest way to design a mobile/tablet/desktop site? Can one still just use basic html?

Zuzana Designs 07-16-2015 06:36 PM

You should just be able to code your site in responsive html5 so it's fluid and works on any device. Send me an email if you have any questions. I would be happy to show you some responsive sites we have done and talk about making your site responsive.


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