#EVERWEB MOBILE SITE LINK TO DESKTOP FULL#
#EVERWEB MOBILE SITE LINK TO DESKTOP PRO#

#EVERWEB MOBILE SITE LINK TO DESKTOP FULL#

The Touch widgets allow you to quickly create sites this way and the TriSIte demo explains the method. However, any mobile site that complies with the usability guidelines will provide links to the full site wherever features or content are missing, so users have access to everything when and if they need it. Most small businesses are just wasting time and money creating full sites nowadays. When using a fixed width editor like EverWeb, start with the smart phone site with a width of about 370px, then create the tablet site and, if you really think it's necessary create a full site.

#EVERWEB MOBILE SITE LINK TO DESKTOP PRO#

The introduction of the iPad Pro should persaude Apple users to change their approach to web design. I think Apple users tend to forget that there are a large number of laptops/computers running windows the have touch screens. NOTE: I am an EverWeb user and NOT affiliated with EverWeb! Any opinions expressed in this forum are my own.Īll the more reason to create a version of the website specifically for tablets - or at least take the mobile first approach with the full site. It is up to individual site owners to realise this and for those designing professionally to educate their clients. With the introduction of the iPad Pro and - dare I mention - the various Windows touch screen laptops that have been around for a while, creating a website for touch devices is now more of a priority than the full site versions. This can be easily achieved using the Touch widgets or, for the more adventurous, by creating responsive pages using the Flex widgets. I still don't think enough EverWeb users appreciate how important it is to make a version of the site or tablet devices as well as for smart phones. There are links to find out about creating the iPad/Tablet version of the page and two demos - one showing the animation on a computer and the other showing how it will appear on touch devices. I must have become aware of the fact that a lot of people don't know too much about CSS3 animations by the time I created the Scroll FX widgets. I must admit the my documentation of this in the Image FX section is non existent and sketchy in the Animation section. CSS animations are not recommended for use on touch devices and this is an iOS problem rather than an EverWeb one.

Everweb mobile site link to desktop