Mobile phone browser use has increased by 400% in the past year, however many websites are not designed for mobile use. This can be due to scaling issues as phone screens have only 20% the area of a desktop monitor, and they can also be invisible on Apple devices since they can not see any content on sites designed using Flash.

85% of American aged 18 and up own a mobile phone. For more than half of this group, it is their only phone as they no longer have landlines. For 25% the mobile phone is their only means of internet access. With so many people using their phones to browse, shouldn't your company's site be easy used and accessible to mobile users?

Check your business's site on your mobile phone and see how others see it. Is it the regular site compressed so the viewer has to scroll around to find the needed information? Is it easy to navigate with 'fat fingers' or is it difficult to tap on the links? If you have a mobile site, is the redirect to mobile activated? Is your mobile site optimized for the needs of a mobile user who wants basic information quickly? If not, maybe I can help you.