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Get over yourself. I like the option to select the mobile version or web version. Non-sophisticated users might be looking for the mobile site but do not know
by cpursley 14y ago
Get over yourself. I like the option to select the mobile version or web version.
Non-sophisticated users might be looking for the mobile site but do not know how to get to it.
I think the best UX pattering is:
A: View the mobile optimized site
B: Download the mobile app (if applicable)
C: No thanks, continue and remember my choice
- arihant 14y agoThe only time I would want that pattern is if that app is present on my phone and that option B takes me straight to the content I was about to look at!
- voyou 14y agoNo, the best UX is to show you the fucking website. It may well make sense to include links to a mobile app and to the desktop version, but those links are clearly of less interest to the user than the website they want to look at, so they should not interrupt the user before the website itself is displayed.
- betterunix 14y ago"Non-sophisticated users might be looking for the mobile site but do not know how to get to it." So ask if they want the mobile version of the site. I am not seeing where an app actually comes into play here.