review for my first completed mobile website.

kelvintang · 19th Aug 2012, 10:32 AM

Hi warrior,
I just completed one mobile website. This is my first mobile website and planning to use it as my portfolio.Any feedback would be great for me to improve.
the website URL is (http://www.createmobilewebsiteforyou.com/property). Below is the QR code for the mobile website.

review for my first completed mobile website.-qr-code.jpg

Thanks

bizadpros · 19th Aug 2012, 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by kelvintang

Hi warrior,
I just completed one mobile website. This is my first mobile website and planning to use it as my portfolio.Any feedback would be great for me to improve.
the website URL is (http://www.createmobilewebsiteforyou.com/property). Below is the QR code for the mobile website.
Attachment 14525

Thanks

Nice site, try for at least 80% mobile validation here

ciph3r · 19th Aug 2012, 01:40 PM

hey,

I came here looking for something else and saw this thread. Your site is pretty decent, I can see it's still in dev, since there is a Lorem ipsum page as well and couple links don't work. Anyways I'm pretty sure that's not an issue.

However, I see a major problem. You haven't used this tag at all.

content="width=device-width"

Your users would be varied, different mobiles, tabs, etc....you don't want the look to get distorted.

Head to jqmgallery . You cannot go wrong with jquery mobile.

badgeruk · 19th Aug 2012, 01:47 PM

Site looks good on my android phone.

zoro · 19th Aug 2012, 06:17 PM

Your mobile site looks really good on my Samsung Galaxy II. You did a great job. Which software did you use?

cdubay · 19th Aug 2012, 07:22 PM

Graphics present very nicely I thought. Not sure why the site jumps back up to the header graphic when a tab is activated, but it did it consistently for me (viewed on Iphone). I am not a big fan of footer ads, I think it distracts from the message, especially on a small mobile device screen, but that's personal preference of course.

I might suggest some inclusion of a video channel, especially since it's a Real Estate site. Offer to make the client up some video's of their listings to include.

Great work.

WillR · 19th Aug 2012, 07:53 PM

It looks nice but it's probably a little too image heavy. It's over 70kb for the homepage which although isn't too bad, you could still probably aim to get that a lot lower. Remember the homepage is generally the first page someone visits. If that page takes too long to load then they will go off elsewhere and the rest of the site won't matter. Always try and make a point of having your homepage nice and simple and fast loading.

kelvintang · 20th Aug 2012, 09:23 PM

Originally Posted by zoro

Your mobile site looks really good on my Samsung Galaxy II. You did a great job. Which software did you use?

I use photoshop and Quentin script to create the mobile website.
Thanks for the review.

kelvintang · 20th Aug 2012, 09:30 PM

Originally Posted by cdubay

Graphics present very nicely I thought. Not sure why the site jumps back up to the header graphic when a tab is activated, but it did it consistently for me (viewed on Iphone). I am not a big fan of footer ads, I think it distracts from the message, especially on a small mobile device screen, but that's personal preference of course.

I might suggest some inclusion of a video channel, especially since it's a Real Estate site. Offer to make the client up some video's of their listings to include.

Great work.

Thanks for the suggestion. Video is a good idea to put in the website.

kelvintang · 20th Aug 2012, 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by WillR

It looks nice but it's probably a little too image heavy. It's over 70kb for the homepage which although isn't too bad, you could still probably aim to get that a lot lower. Remember the homepage is generally the first page someone visits. If that page takes too long to load then they will go off elsewhere and the rest of the site won't matter. Always try and make a point of having your homepage nice and simple and fast loading.

Hi WillR,
thanks for the review. Agree with what you mentioned, homepage is the first look when user visit the website. Will try to reduce the file size.

Thanks

manohar1310 · 20th Aug 2012, 10:20 PM

Congrats for creating your first mobile website kevin.First it looked odd when i viewed the site from my desktop, but i looks great from my android mobile device.

WillR · 20th Aug 2012, 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by kelvintang

Hi WillR,
thanks for the review. Agree with what you mentioned, homepage is the first look when user visit the website. Will try to reduce the file size.

Thanks

Kelvin, it still looks nice and it's great to see you actually building mobile sites.

If you can get the homepage size down a little though it will be an added bonus to your client and their customers.

But the rest of the site looks nice.

shoopt · 21st Aug 2012, 04:14 AM

Hey Kelvin
Your site is quite nice, the images are aligned nicely. But the home page is on /property URL while the yourdomain.com shows index of/ error.
Generally people enters domainname.com URL for accessing a website, not the URL of internal page. Check it out, rest you have done a nice work.

Rob28x · 21st Aug 2012, 06:48 AM

The quotes need a little work. A few say "He help me..." or "Michael help me...", they should read "He helped me..." and "Michael helped me..."

piney94 · 21st Aug 2012, 06:56 AM

Kelvin - watch your spelling mistakes. The word "company" in the navigation bar is misspelled. Also add some color to the text on the titles - that will pop it out.

kelvintang · 21st Aug 2012, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by shoopt

Hey Kelvin
Your site is quite nice, the images are aligned nicely. But the home page is on /property URL while the yourdomain.com shows index of/ error.
Generally people enters domainname.com URL for accessing a website, not the URL of internal page. Check it out, rest you have done a nice work.

Hi, thanks for the reviewed. I know what you mean. Actually, this is one of my portfolio so i create a folder for each sample.
~kelvin

kelvintang · 21st Aug 2012, 07:53 AM

Originally Posted by Rob28x

The quotes need a little work. A few say "He help me..." or "Michael help me...", they should read "He helped me..." and "Michael helped me..."

Thanks, just make the correction. Again, thanks for the reviewed.

kelvintang · 21st Aug 2012, 07:54 AM

Originally Posted by piney94

Kelvin - watch your spelling mistakes. The word "company" in the navigation bar is misspelled. Also add some color to the text on the titles - that will pop it out.

I have checked few times and did not notice the mistake. Thanks for pointed the typo error.

syedqurat · 21st Aug 2012, 07:58 AM

This tag is also ipad3? content="width=device-width"

Originally Posted by ciph3r

hey,

I came here looking for something else and saw this thread. Your site is pretty decent, I can see it's still in dev, since there is a Lorem ipsum page as well and couple links don't work. Anyways I'm pretty sure that's not an issue.

However, I see a major problem. You haven't used this tag at all.

content="width=device-width"

Your users would be varied, different mobiles, tabs, etc....you don't want the look to get distorted.

Head to jqmgallery . You cannot go wrong with jquery mobile.

HostWind · 21st Aug 2012, 09:05 AM

The images still looked a bit pixelated on my phone as well as the grey is not too flattering.

markjob · 21st Aug 2012, 09:16 AM

Looks real great well done. I do disagree about the size of your file. Loads real quick for me and people do like images. Technology is moving so fast i really don't see an issue with file size, of course don't go mad with the size.

AlbertGA · 21st Aug 2012, 10:17 AM

Your site looks great on my android phone... nice work.

Born to Earn · 21st Aug 2012, 11:18 AM

you did a great job Dude! appreciated!

kmalikis · 21st Aug 2012, 12:59 PM

The site looks fantastic! Looks great on an iphone.

I'm curious...do you plan to sell this site? or is it just for your portfolio?

Kam

WillR · 21st Aug 2012, 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by markjob

Looks real great well done. I do disagree about the size of your file. Loads real quick for me and people do like images. Technology is moving so fast i really don't see an issue with file size, of course don't go mad with the size.

Because you need to keep in mind that the large majority of people don't have super fast and unlimited mobile connections.

Checking out a site on a nice fast wifi connection is very different to the person in the middle of town trying to access it on a very weak connection whilst driving along in their car.

... and they are your customers so they are the people you should be building for.

Jay Moreno · 21st Aug 2012, 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by kelvintang

Hi warrior,
I just completed one mobile website. This is my first mobile website and planning to use it as my portfolio.Any feedback would be great for me to improve.
the website URL is (http://www.createmobilewebsiteforyou.com/property). Below is the QR code for the mobile website.
Attachment 14525

Thanks

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markjob · 22nd Aug 2012, 04:02 AM

Originally Posted by WillR

Because you need to keep in mind that the large majority of people don't have super fast and unlimited mobile connections.

Checking out a site on a nice fast wifi connection is very different to the person in the middle of town trying to access it on a very weak connection whilst driving along in their car.

... and they are your customers so they are the people you should be building for.

My target audience is my local area and the guy walking down town will have no problem what so ever with loading the op's mobile site so for me load up them image rich mobile sites

Shmigola · 23rd Aug 2012, 12:18 AM

Very nice design!

softwaredevelopersindia · 23rd Aug 2012, 03:01 AM

It looks very good in my Galaxy, but some issues with other mobiles. Will post you about that soon....

ppc4profit · 23rd Aug 2012, 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by markjob

My target audience is my local area and the guy walking down town will have no problem what so ever with loading the op's mobile site so for me load up them image rich mobile sites

In your specific situation image heavy sites may be acceptable but WillR's point is valid.

With other mobile sites in different circumstances many customers could be on low bandwidth connections and images, which may look pretty, can slow down the page load which can be detrimental.

WillR · 23rd Aug 2012, 07:03 PM

Originally Posted by ppc4profit

In your specific situation image heavy sites may be acceptable but WillR's point is valid.

With other mobile sites in different circumstances many customers could be on low bandwidth connections and images, which may look pretty, can slow down the page load which can be detrimental.

Spot on.

What I tend to find with a lot of mobile design is people put the LOOKS of the site ahead of the USER-EXPERIENCE.

Think about it.

If you are walking along trying to load a mobile website on your phone so you can order some Chinese take-out from your favorite Chinese restaurant, what are you going to be more interested in? Some flashy looking graphics that take forever to load or a nice plain and clean looking site that jumps right up on your screen super-fast.

That's not really a serious question because we all know the answer.

Mobile is NOT about massaging the ego of the person who designed the mobile website. It is about creating a streamline and fast loading site that gives your customers quick and easy access to all important information they need whilst on the move. With mobile, simple is better.

CypherHackz · 24th Aug 2012, 06:31 AM

Originally Posted by kelvintang

Hi warrior,
I just completed one mobile website. This is my first mobile website and planning to use it as my portfolio.Any feedback would be great for me to improve.
the website URL is (http://www.createmobilewebsiteforyou.com/property). Below is the QR code for the mobile website.
Attachment 14525

Thanks

It takes awhile for my iphone 3gs to load the homepage. Most probably due to the image slider at the top of your mobile site.

I personally don't recommend to have image slider on mobile site because it is just for cosmetic only and not necessary for a mobile website which is should be small size, fast loading page and easy navigation.

Anyway, congrats on your first mobile website development. I wish you good luck and all the best.

-cypher.

ppc4profit · 24th Aug 2012, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by WillR

Spot on.

What I tend to find with a lot of mobile design is people put the LOOKS of the site ahead of the USER-EXPERIENCE.

Think about it.

If you are walking along trying to load a mobile website on your phone so you can order some Chinese take-out from your favorite Chinese restaurant, what are you going to be more interested in? Some flashy looking graphics that take forever to load or a nice plain and clean looking site that jumps right up on your screen super-fast.

That's not really a serious question because we all know the answer.

Mobile is NOT about massaging the ego of the person who designed the mobile website. It is about creating a streamline and fast loading site that gives your customers quick and easy access to all important information they need whilst on the move. With mobile, simple is better.

We are singing the same tune.

If you look at the comScore reports for smartphone use you see the main activities people are using their devices for
74.8% - Sent text message to another phone
51.1% - Used downloaded apps
49.8% - Used browser
36.7% - Accessed social networking site or blog
33.5% - Played Games
27.0% - Listened to music on mobile phone

The main themes from the above are :-
- entertainment = apps, games, music, videos
- communication = text, social networks
- search, maps and facts = browser

The websites we publish are for the provision of facts - a website accessed over the air is never going to compete with apps, games and videos for entertainment so it needs to focus on quick access to the facts and ability to purchase / order if relevant. Downplaying the images does not mean that it cannot give a professional impression that encourages the customer to visit again.

udelia7 · 24th Aug 2012, 10:38 AM

It took slightly longer than I would've liked it for my android smartphone to pull it up. Not too bad, but still a good idea to make it load faster. I would advise against the use of a slider for a mobile site: 1) because it takes longer to load; 2) after clicking on each tab, it goes back to the first picture in the slider (looks like something is amiss when that happens).

Testimonial should be "testimonials" right?

Nail Yener · 24th Aug 2012, 10:58 AM

It is always a good web design practice to use images as little as possible for the layout. I am not saying don't use any images for the layout, but use them as little as possible.

For example, you can get rid of large images that you are using for the navigation buttons and use "text + tiny background image (1px-width) + some CSS". In some cases, you may not get the exact same effect but I would always prefer this if it will save me even a fraction of a second of the loading time.

One more thing. You can use Google Maps API for your map if you want. It creates interactive maps, better for the users. You can check it here:

https://developers.google.com/maps/d...cript/tutorial

TBone · 26th Aug 2012, 02:17 PM

Looks good, but as others mentioned too heavy in graphics and load time will suffer. You CS3 mobile validation to get above 90%.

kyusho77 · 26th Aug 2012, 04:16 PM

Your site looks quite good. Content loads to my Samsung Galaxy 2 ok but images take a little bit longer. I think it's a pretty good site for a first one anyway. Well done.

timmykins · 28th Aug 2012, 05:07 AM

Looks good on my Samsung Galaxy S2, though the images do look a bit low resolution. I would also place the back button at the bottom of the pages instead of the top.

s4 · 28th Aug 2012, 06:55 AM

Looks good but the images seem low resolution to me. Anyway nice work

fmnely1 · 11th Sep 2012, 06:15 PM

SO MUCH LOOKING PRETTY GOOD ...AND LOADING FAST ON MY ANDROID

kwamster · 11th Sep 2012, 09:21 PM

Originally Posted by kelvintang

Hi warrior,
I just completed one mobile website. This is my first mobile website and planning to use it as my portfolio.Any feedback would be great for me to improve.
the website URL is (http://www.createmobilewebsiteforyou.com/property). Below is the QR code for the mobile website.
Attachment 14525

Thanks

Nice looking site, the only thing that I would want changed, if I were a client; is a header bar above the image, and fully defined buttons with greater separation between them (they seem to merge into each other).

bizzie73 · 12th Sep 2012, 06:41 AM

Looks great on my Galaxy S3. did you design it yourself or use a template?

wagsgraphx · 12th Sep 2012, 03:38 PM

I think everybody pretty much covered everything. I think you did a good job, my main critique is the images are soft/low res. If your working from original image files, downsize for the web and sharpen for the web, this will make a big difference in the viewing.

TequilaShot · 14th Sep 2012, 05:29 PM

Congratulations on taking action : )

Your site sure looks good, yet I think you got some good advice about the slider.
Check out your slide #4 for spelling error - it says 'thsi' instead of 'this'.

Also as a portfolio it will be probably wise to finish building all the pages and if
you choose to keep the slider it may be better to keep it only on the home page
rather than on every page.

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udelia7 Warrior Member Join Date: 2012 Posts: 23 Thanks: 3 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: review for my first completed mobile website. Share on: It took slightly longer than I would've liked it for my android smartphone to pull it up. Not too bad, but still a good idea to make it load faster. I would advise against the use of a slider for a mobile site: 1) because it takes longer to load; 2) after clicking on each tab, it goes back to the first picture in the slider (looks like something is amiss when that happens). Testimonial should be "testimonials" right?

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