The best way to make a web site "touch enabled" is to stick to simple, device-agnostic markup. The inventors of the web have advocated this since day one. The i

The best way to make a web site "touch enabled" is to stick to simple, device-agnostic markup. The inventors of the web have advocated this since day one. The iPad and iPhone owe their very existence to the device-independent web and Apple has clearly put a lot of work into tuning them for it. If it wasn't for this quality of the web, we would all be using Windows PCs running the very native apps that you call "bullshit". OnSwipe didn't take much input from the developers and designers of the Wordpress blogs that they surprise deployed to. And I don't know what input they or I could give without predefining what you are trying to accomplish.