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Having two separate websites is bad for user experience no matter how you look at it. I approach it to having a flash website and an html one. Same concept. Pl
by Xrpde 14y ago
Having two separate websites is bad for user experience no matter how you look at it. I approach it to having a flash website and an html one. Same concept. Plus mobile detection is not future proof.
- mcartyem 14y agoWhy is it bad for user experience?
- EnderMB 14y agoWhy? If a user interacts with a site differently on mobile than on their desktop machine then two separate interfaces is good? That's not just good "UX", it's good logic. The main argument I see against separate "views" is that it's an expensive exercise to effectively build two frontends for a single site. However, as someone who has built both large-scale responsive and mobile-specific sites neither is really cheaper.