Nowadays, almost everyone has a smartphone or tablet computer. Because these devices have different resolutions and functionality than that of a desktop computer, some websites do not appear properly and are hard to read and navigate. This is why it is important for websites to have a Mobile Site Design that is optimized for smartphones and tablets or utilize upcoming Responsive Web Design technologies that will dynamically adjust page layout independent of screen resolutions.
It’s become even clearer that mobile website design is important based on the way upcoming operating systems will function. For example, the next version of Windows will be optimized for use with touchscreen monitors. While it may seem like a difficult transition for web developers and designers, creating a mobile website design is actually quite straightforward to integrate.
In many cases mobile websites pull the same information from an existing website, integrating a mobile optimized version is usually only a one-time effort. After that, you will be able to rest easy, knowing that your website will be viewable by the largest audience of Internet users possible, instead of worrying about how mobile Internet users will give their business to a mobile-friendly site.

Goran
Goran has spent the better part of his career helping companies with branding and design strategies by giving authenticity to their corporate identities through focused design, visual branding and user interface & experience design. Goran founded the full-service creative agency, ArtVersion, in 1999.
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