Learn how to build mobile Web sites using the ASP.NET MVC framework. See how to create customized mobile experiences by extending the Views in the MVC framework and using the latest device detection techniques.

2. January
2009
February
2008
February 2007

5. Why
Mobile?

6. Your data
When you want it

7. Your data
Where you want it

8. Your data
How you want it

9. Your Their data
How you they want it

10. $1.7 Billion
3 months

11. Plan
Now

12. Screen

13. Screen
Resolution

14. Screen
Resolution
Orientation

15. Screen
Resolution
Orientation
Interaction

16. Resources

17. Resources
Memory

18. Resources
Memory
Bandwidth

19. Resources
Memory
Bandwidth
Processor

26. Model
View
Controller

29. Why
Views

30. Views
display data

31. Views
provide input
mechanisms

32. Devices
Multiple
Views

33. /cooking/recipes

34. /cooking/recipes
/{controller}/{action}

35. What’s
current?

36. Integrate
your mobile
strategy

37. Where
do you start?

38. Purpose

39. Don’t
forget!

40. Physical

41. Click streams
Light navigation
NO popups
Short-hand URLs

42. 10 link maximum*
Vertical design
No forms

43. Opt-out
Light forms
Customized Experience

44. What
works?

45. Targeting
devices

46. Targeting
future
devices

47. default:
break;

48. Remember
the
UX

49. Detecting
devices

52. Browser file

53. Request.Browser

54. Other
Services
Available

56. Encoding / Doctype
Telephone links
Device-specific HTML
attributes
Caching

57. Unit Testing
Emulators
Physical devices

58. Remote access
MobileOK
User-agent spoofing

59. Mobile is exploding
Mobile UX is different
ASP.NET MVC
Start now!

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61. ASP.NET MVC
www.asp.net/mvc
MobileOK
www.w3.org/tr/mobileOK-basic10-tests
dotmobi
dotmobi.org
Mobile Device Browser File
mdbf.codeplex.com

62. Jared Eischen
@jaredeischen
John Stockton
@johnnystock
Silverlight 2 in Action (Co-Author)

63. Our passion is the powerful combination of
marketing and technology to drive real
business value.
We have developed mobile device
experiences for numerous clients and
Microsoft. With expertise in
design, development, and content, we
support marketing campaigns, Web
sites, and phone applications for major
mobile carriers and manufacturers.

64. Your feedback is important!

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