- 220 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub
About this book
With the amazing growth of mobile device usage, the internet has entered a brand new territory. Desktop-only websites are in the past. The web is now everywhere and your systems has to support mobile, TVs, wrist watches.. and even desktop! Develop the modern web, transformed by the world of mobile, touch-screens and other devices. Unveil the mysteries of good responsive design, mobile-first strategy, high resolution screens, HTML5 components and performance optimizations. Face the challenges and changes of the new Mobile Web and explore its limits!
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Table of contents
- About me
- CapĂtulo 1: The Mobile Web
- Parte 1 - Mobile strategy
- CapĂtulo 2: The paths of a mobile strategy
- CapĂtulo 3: App or Web? Comparison of possibilities
- CapĂtulo 4: HTML 5 is different from HTML 5: the packaged apps situation
- CapĂtulo 5: Responsive design for a unique Web
- CapĂtulo 6: Mobile-first
- CapĂtulo 7: Market, browsers, support, and tests
- Parte 2 - Programming the modern Web
- CapĂtulo 8: Flexibility on the Web with fluid layouts
- CapĂtulo 9: Media queries: the best companions of a fluid layout
- CapĂtulo 10: Everything you want to know about viewport
- CapĂtulo 11: The saga of three pixels and the high resolution and retina screens
- CapĂtulo 12: Do not remove the zoom from your users
- CapĂtulo 13: Always use media queries based on the content of your page
- CapĂtulo 14: Mobile media queries first or Desktop first?
- CapĂtulo 15: The media queries for different resolutions and retina
- CapĂtulo 16: Media queries also help with accessibility
- Parte 3 - The adaptive Web
- CapĂtulo 17: Progressive enhancement and feature detection
- CapĂtulo 18: RESS - Responsive design with components on the server side
- CapĂtulo 19: The complicated scenario of responsive images
- CapĂtulo 20: Adaptive design and conditional loading
- Parte 4 - Gestures and data entry
- CapĂtulo 21: Web gestures
- CapĂtulo 22: Implementing gestures with JavaScript
- CapĂtulo 23: UX challenges in touch interfaces
- CapĂtulo 24: Using the new HTML 5 semantic input types
- CapĂtulo 25: Revisiting the old form components
- CapĂtulo 26: Usability of mobile forms
- Parte 5 - Conclusion