Testing mobile site confusion. Is it or isn't it ready?

bwh1 · 30th Jun 2013, 08:52 PM

So I made a mobile site with Dudamobile and IMO it looks cool.

There are maybe some things not perfect, mainly I do have too
many images (loading speed) but overall it's a good looking mobile
site.

Today I found a website which has his own mobile site checker

http://ready.mobi/launch.jsp?locale=en_EN#fragment-1

So I thought I will go and check my site.

To my surprise my site is BAD in their eyes, lot's of problems
which have to be fixed.

WTF is happening here?

Can you please check YOUR mobile site (or from one of your
clients) and tell me if you get different results then what you
expect to see.

I'm not sure if this checker's result is biased and they tell you
that you need their stuff to fix the problems or if Dudamobile
has bad code.

One of both must be the problem.

Thank you for your help.

G.

WillR · 30th Jun 2013, 11:17 PM

Chances are if you built a site using Duda Mobile there are going to be problems with the site. That's what happens with automated solutions. They are not as streamline as creating a mobile site from scratch.

Test it here. This will tell you exactly what your issues area;

http://validator.w3.org/mobile/

bwh1 · 1st Jul 2013, 09:29 AM

Originally Posted by WillR

Chances are if you built a site using Duda Mobile there are going to be problems with the site. That's what happens with automated solutions. They are not as streamline as creating a mobile site from scratch.

Test it here. This will tell you exactly what your issues area;

http://validator.w3.org/mobile/

Hi Will

I see, thanks for the feedback.

That sucks as I just invested into a DudaMobile Reseller account.

I have now several tools which can build mobile sites

1 - On DUDAMOBILE redirecting from clients site to Dudamobile
2 - On My domain redirecting from the clients site to a mobile page I create with Noah's mobile plugin, redirecting from the clients homepage.
3 - On the clients site on a subdomain like m.hisdomain

What of those solutions would be best in your opinion?

Thanks

G.

Developer99 · 11th Sep 2014, 05:26 AM

Good comments by WillR ... I have purchased his stuff before

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