Mobile should not be an afterthought, in UX or any other digital endeavour – it should be prioritised in strategy, design and implementation. The ‘mobile first’ movement supports this notion, and aims to create mobile user experiences first, and then adapt these for the web (instead of the other way around). Designing this way has many advantages, since the principles of good mobile UX works just as well on full sites – simple designs, linear interfaces and clear buttons and features. Mobile first also focuses you on deciding which content is most essential.
Mobile UX
Mobile should not be an afterthought, in UX or any other digital endeavour – it should be prioritised in strategy, design and implementation. The ‘mobile first’ movement supports this notion, and aims to create mobile user experiences first, and then adapt these for the web (instead of the other way around). Designing this way has many advantages, since the principles of good mobile UX works just as well on full sites – simple designs, linear interfaces and clear buttons and features. Mobile first also focuses you on deciding which content is most essential.
