Chapter 2 is our first look at the example site we'll be building in the book: "Pizza on
the Run" (POTR). Specifically, we look at: picking the best method to deliver your
site to mobile browsers, designing navigation and information architecture, setting
up a development environment, learning XHTML Mobile Profile??”the presentation
language for mobile applications, and developing Pizza On The Run's mobile
site homepage.
Chapter 3 looks at: designing layouts for the mobile web, using Wireless CSS in
design, being aware of differences in mobile browsers, creating the database and
code architecture for our example site (POTR), using forms on the mobile web,
handling user authentication, testing our work in simulators, constraining user input
with Wireless CSS, and applying special effects using Wireless CSS.
Chapter 4 covers: understanding the Lowest Common Denominator method,
finding and comparing features of different mobile devices, deciding to adapt or
not, adapting and progressively enhancing the POTR application using Wireless
Abstraction Library, detecting device capabilities, evaluating tools that can aid in
adaptation, and moving your blog to mobile.
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