- Developers Guide - Posted by mclancy 12 weeks 4 days ago
Future of the Mobile Web Whitepaper- We're very happy to publish this paper arising from the The Future of the Mobile Web event held at the Dublin Convention Centre in January 2012. We covered a lot of ground and the paper is a serious attempt to capture all the topics covered from HTML5 to responsive design to device detection and many others. We found it to be a very worthwhile process to listen, validate our ideas and learn from others in the process of writing it. We hope it is useful to a wider readership also.
- Best Practices - Posted by ruadhan 2 years 38 weeks ago
Post Markup Directly to mobiReady.com- If you missed our newsletter yesterday you are probably not aware of a small announcement we made in it. We've pushed out a few updates to mobiReady.com, our mobile-readiness page testing tool. The most significant change is that you can now post markup directly to the service, instead of posting a URL for the service to visit and test.
- Browsers - Posted by mokil 2 years 40 weeks ago
Testing Mobile Web Sites Using Firefox- Before you ever begin testing your mobile site to determine how it looks on handsets, you should make sure the functionality of the site is working as you expect. This is not always straightforward, as you want to approximate the mobile environment as closely as possible. Fortunately, Mozilla Firefox supports some great extensions that can make testing your mobile sites a piece of cake. This article explains how to set Firefox up to act as a first pass test environment for your site.
- Tools - Posted by ruadhan 3 years 2 days ago
- AutoTrader.mobi is 1Mth page tested by mobiReady
- We're happy to announce a great milestone today: autotrader.mobi was the 1 millionth page that was tested by our mobiReady testing tool! We're super happy about this, and we're delighted to see some well known brands such as AutoTrader making use of our free testing tool. Check out their results here.
- Best Practices - Posted by ruadhan 3 years 9 weeks ago
Getting started with the ready.mobi API- Ready.mobi is a well known page testing tool offered by dotMobi. When you supply a page URL to ready.mobi, it evaluates how well the page is likely to display on mobile devices by testing against the Mobile Web Best Practices, and dotMobi compliance rules.
- Tools - Posted by adrian.hopebailie 3 years 11 weeks ago
Handy shortcuts to using Ready.mobi- I love Firefox. In fact I sometimes wonder how anyone ever did any web development or design without Firefox and its many great extensions. Well I've got 3 handy add-ons/tips for you that will make designing for mobile that much easier by enabling you to launch ready.mobi in seconds.
- Tools - Posted by ruadhan 3 years 33 weeks ago
- Ready.mobi API has landed
- Well, is landing. We're just about ready to start beta testing on ready.mobi v2.2 aka API release. We've been planning this for a while, and a few of you have already had a sneak preview, but before we launch it fully, we invite any interested parties to try out the beta.
- Tools - Posted by daniel.hunt 3 years 38 weeks ago
TADA - Alive and kicking, and DA 2.0 (preview)- The DeviceAtlas 2.0 Preview was released on Monday, and with it, access to our TA-DA test suite was opened up to the unwashed masses. A total of 5 new test have been added to the list, which is due grow further with the full 2.0 release due in the coming weeks.
- Browsers - Posted by atrasatti 3 years 50 weeks ago
Device Testing is here, TA-DA!- We all know how important accurate device profiles are, and this is proven by the success DeviceAtlas has already had in less than 4 month. In the initial months we have focused on consolidating existing "database silos" and we are still doing that, but we want to do more now and introduce real-time browser testing with TA-DA.
- Tools - Posted by ruadhan 4 years 1 week ago
- Ready.mobi v2.1
- We pushed out our first update to ready.mobi for some time last weekend. Well, you can stop salivating for now, as there are no new features to announce just yet; this release has focused on bug-fixes and such. Most notably version 2.1 includes:
