Mobile web and j query mobile

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This document discusses the history and state of the mobile web. It covers how Tim Berners-Lee and others helped develop early internet technologies. It provides statistics on internet and mobile device usage. It also discusses best practices for designing mobile websites, including using media queries and the jQuery Mobile framework. jQuery Mobile allows for progressive enhancement, graceful degradation, and accessibility across multiple devices.

Mobile Web & jQuery Mobile

Prak Sophy – sophy@web-essentials.asia
http://kooms.info

Agenda

• History
• Internet state
• Mobile Web Browser
• Design for mobile
• Media Queries
• jQuery Mobile

Tim Berners-Lee

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee

Bert Bos

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bert_Bos

Håkon Wium Lie

http://people.opera.com/howcome/

1.9 The number of internet
billion

connections in the world today...

26% of the world’s population at the lastest of 2010 – http://www.internetworldstats.com

6.8 The number of people
billion

in the world today...

*2009 estimates put the population around 6.79 billion inhabitants...

3.4 The number of people
billion

with mobile devices today...

or roughly ½ the population of the planet.

1.3 billion
The number of mobile internet
users today

1/3 number of global internet users
who access the internet
only via mobile...

Best Practices To Develop Perfect Webs for Mobile Devices...

http://woorkup.com/2010/01/10/best-practices-to-develop-perfect-websites-for-iphone-and-mobile-devices/

Media Queries code...

Wide page layout CSS rules
@media screen and (max-width:999px)
{
Medium page layout CSS rules
}
@media screen and (max-width:480px)
{
Narrow page layout CSS rules
}

History
• jQuery Mobile Alpha 1
Release on 18-Oct-2010

• jQuery Mobile Alpha 2
Release on 18-Oct-2010

Feature

• Progressive Enhancement(support many mobile OS)
• Graceful Degradation(Best HTML5 and CSS3)
• Accessibility(Mobile, Tablet, Desktop and bayon)
• Simplicity(only make-up no javascript configuration)
• File Size(12KB(js) and 6KB(css))
• Theming(Provide jQuery UI)

more feature...

• List Views
• Select Menu
• Scrolling and Headers/Footers
• Simplicity(only make-up no javascript configuration)
• Navbar Overhauled
• URL Navigation Refactored
• Ajax Form Handling
• jQuery UI Widget Factory
• Dialog
• Media Query Helper
• Event

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Mobile web and j query mobile

1. Mobile Web & jQuery Mobile Prak Sophy – sophy@web-essentials.asia http://kooms.info

2. Agenda • History • Internet state • Mobile Web Browser • Design for mobile • Media Queries • jQuery Mobile

3. Tim Berners-Lee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee

4. Bert Bos http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bert_Bos

5. Håkon Wium Lie http://people.opera.com/howcome/

6. How about me?

7. Internet Users State

8. 1.9 The number of internet billion connections in the world today... 26% of the world’s population at the lastest of 2010 – http://www.internetworldstats.com

9. 6.8 The number of people billion in the world today... *2009 estimates put the population around 6.79 billion inhabitants...

10. 3.4 The number of people billion with mobile devices today... or roughly ½ the population of the planet.

11. 1.3 billion The number of mobile internet users today

12. 1/3 number of global internet users who access the internet only via mobile...

14. Mobile Browser State

21. How to design for web mobile?

22. Best Practices To Develop Perfect Webs for Mobile Devices... http://woorkup.com/2010/01/10/best-practices-to-develop-perfect-websites-for-iphone-and-mobile-devices/

25. CSS3 Media Queries for Mobile Web

26. Live Demo

28. Media Queries code... Wide page layout CSS rules @media screen and (max-width:999px) { Medium page layout CSS rules } @media screen and (max-width:480px) { Narrow page layout CSS rules }

29. If we don’t use CSS3 media queries...

30. more sites with CSS3 media queries

31. Tee Gallery Hicksdesign

32. A List Apart Colly - http://colly.com/

33. jQuery Mobile

35. History • jQuery Mobile Alpha 1 Release on 18-Oct-2010 • jQuery Mobile Alpha 2 Release on 18-Oct-2010

36. Feature • Progressive Enhancement(support many mobile OS) • Graceful Degradation(Best HTML5 and CSS3) • Accessibility(Mobile, Tablet, Desktop and bayon) • Simplicity(only make-up no javascript configuration) • File Size(12KB(js) and 6KB(css)) • Theming(Provide jQuery UI)

37. more feature... • List Views • Select Menu • Scrolling and Headers/Footers • Simplicity(only make-up no javascript configuration) • Navbar Overhauled • URL Navigation Refactored • Ajax Form Handling • jQuery UI Widget Factory • Dialog • Media Query Helper • Event

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