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Phaeton project4
- 1. Project 4: Presentation on Mobile/Tablet Design By: Millie Phaeton For: Greater Chicago Church
- 2. Growth & Future Usage • In 2009, there were an estimated 4,100,000,000+ people who had access to a mobile phone. • 1.08 billion of these people own smart phones and 3.05 billion are SMS enabled.
- 3. The Impact on Web Design • Smaller screen resolution • Touchscreens vs mouse • Smaller monitors
- 4. Current Technologies • Audio/Video Input • GPS
- 5. Bad Example of Mobile Site • Expedia.com
- 6. Good Example of Mobile Sites • Chase.com
- 7. Next Steps • Site redesign • Take a Poll
- 8. Benefits • Instant updates • Live Streaming • On Demand • Registration for events
- 10. Summary • Renew • Redesign • Recommit
- 11. References • http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/how- the-ipad-and-tablets-are-driving-new-web- design-trends/ • http://www.seositecheckup.com/articles/147
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- With the numbers ever growing, the need to have the content for the church made for tablets and mobile is a necessity. It’s also a way to get the youth engaged in what’s happening at church and be able to get them daily inspirations via text message.
- Device makers began to throw a bevy of new screen resolutions into the mix, most of them smaller. When navigating on a touchscreen, one must use a finger. When navigating on a computer, one can have the precision of a mouse. Most PC users have one of a handful of common resolutions on monitors from around 15” – 24”;Tablets anywhere from 7”-9”.
- With GPS readily available on mobile and tablets, the need for purchasing exterior GPS becomes obsolete.
- When logging on to expedia on a mobile/tablet, it immediately takes you to a hotel options page and it takes awhile to figure out how to get to a main page so you have the options of choosing from air, car, hotel or packages.
- Chase has made mobile banking so convenient, it really is almost unnecessary to go into a banking center unless you are depositing or withdrawing cash. Everything from transfers, to depositing a check, to bill payments can all be done from your fingertips.
- It’s time for a total redesign of the church website so that the content that is on the site can be mobile/tablet friendly. I suggest taking a poll from the congregants to see what areas are
- People want to stay informed. Being able to get text alerts and have the option to watch a sermon live or on demand are great tools that keep your congregants connected even when away on any given Sunday.
- More congregant using bible apps versus paper bibles. There’s the convenience of being able to go to multiple translations, highlight and take notes all in one app.
- This is the time to renew the the way of thinking of “church as usual.” ; then it’s time to redesign the site to make it mobile friendly; and finally it’s time to recommit to staying relevant and keeping up with the changes happening with technology today and bring that into the church.