Macronimous Web Design

If you have a website for your business to reach millions of internet users, you should also consider a simplified version of your website for the Mobile phone browsers. Designing a mobile site is not a big deal. If you are not a web designer, You can easily do it with dev.mobi’s Mobi site builder. This will help you to reach millions of GPRS users who search for sites and information across the globe.
If you have knowledge in HTML you a learn XHTML and CSS a bit and build custom mobile sites and check them with ready.mobi. Ready.mobi testing will help you to make sure that your site will appear fine with all kind of Mobile browsers, well, at least in the recent popular handsets.
If you are a web design company or a designer, You may also want to consider becoming a dotMobi Mobile Web Developer Certification.
The following are few guides and learning resources to gear up yourself Mobile ready!
• dotMobi Web Developer Guide
• W3C Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0
• Switch On! Web Developer Guide
• XHTML Mobile Profile 1.0
• MobileOK Basic 1.0
• Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Level 1
You may also want to build your own product catalog or even want to sell your products through a Mobile site. This is absolutely possible with XHTML, CSS and with your favorite programming language (PHP, ASP.Net etc). You need knowledge in XHTML MP (Mobile Profile) is a subset of XHTML, and XHTML is nothing but the stricter version of HTML. You can get the XHTML mobile reference guide here from Openwave.
The challenge with the Mobile websites is making them ready to fit with maximum number of mobile browsers and handsets, since handset manufacturers are promoting different browsers.
You can also develop a CMS to manage your Mobile website, and the content management admin panel as web browser based, But it could also be a mobile browser based to feed in your content and if you are really want to dry your mobile battery quickly.
If you are a Joomla expert, you may want to learn to how to use Joomla as your Mobile site CMS. Read further at dev.mobi article
We developed our mobile site and launched at go.macronimous.com which is mobile browser friendly, and also ready.mobi test passed.

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