t Most of your users are using Smartphones or other large-screen devices with
a capable browser.
People want to use your website just the way they use it on their desktop;
they don't want any mobile-specific features.
You do not have the time or resources to use other methods!
When to Avoid This Approach
You want to reach the maximum number of potential customers.
When people access your site from a mobile device they have a specific task
at hand that they need done fast.
You want to deliver the best experience to your mobile customers!
Remove Formatting
One of the biggest difficulties for mobile browsers is to parse the HTML and lay out
the page. Complex formatting rules mean more computing operations, and this may
not be available to small devices because of limited CPU and RAM. Most mobile
subscribers also pay bandwidth charges per kilobyte, so heavy HTML and images
will make a big hole in their pockets. If we make a "vanilla flavor" of a website,
removing formatting, images, objects, and other complications, it would display
reasonably well on any mobile browser.
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There are even tools that allow you to do this easily.
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