W3C Issues First Mobile Web Standards
Need proof that accessing the Web on mobile devices is being taken seriously? How’s this: The W3C has released its first set of standards designed to make it easier to browse the Web on a mobile phone.
The Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0 includes a series of guidelines developed by the W3C’s Mobile Web Best Practices Working Group to help overcome the challenges of creating and viewing content on the mobile Web.
Browsing the Web on the go can be a problem because of hardware and software differences, device constraints and limited bandwidth.
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