Joonas Bergius • 6/16/2016

Don´t use separate domain for mobile

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The article argues against using separate 'm.' domains for mobile websites, pointing out major usability flaws. When a mobile link is shared and opened on a desktop, users often land on a generic homepage instead of the specific content, breaking context. The author criticizes this practice and suggests alternatives, giving it a failing usability grade.

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