Get Mobile 
with Crystal Olig, 
Account Services Manager, Oxiem 
@sparklegem 
| 
@oxiem 
| 
@interact13 
| 
#interact13
We’ve Come a Long Way. 
Source: http://blog.sectiondesign.co.uk
But we’re dealing with multiple platforms.
New types of devices.
And new types 
of interactions.
Today 
1. Facts, figures & trends 
2. Device bootcamp 
3. Apps vs. Mobile Sites 
4. Sample mobile strategies 
5. Design for mobile
7 
What is mobile? 
devices & platforms
All viewports 
• Website 
• Web Apps & 
Widgets 
• Website 
• Web Apps & 
Widgets 
• iOS 
• Android 
• Windows? 
• Other: 
• Website 
• HTML5 
• iOS 
• Android 
• Windows? 
• Other: 
• Mobile Web 
• HTML5
def. Mobile Device 
A “mobile device” is any hand-held computer device, with touch input or a 
mini keyboard. 
Most common devices: 
– Phones 
– Tablets 
Common features: 
– Runs using an OS and can run application software (apps) 
– Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS 
– Camera & media player 
More features: 
– Barcode reader 
– RFID 
– Smart Card reader
Mobile Platforms 
• iOS (Apple) 
• Android (Google) 
• Windows (Microsoft) 
• QNX (RIM) 
Fu n fa c t : Android OS’s are named after desserts: 
Éclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, 
Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean & Key Lime Pie
Breakdown 
Smart Phones Small Tablets Large Tablets 
Sizes 3.5”, 4”, 5” 
Size: 6”, 7”, 7.9”(iPad 
Mini) 
Full size 9.7”(iPad) – 
10.6” (Microsoft 
Surface) 
iPhone iPad Mini iPad 
Samsung Galaxy S III Kindle Fire Motorola Xoom 
Nexus 4 Nexus 7 Samsung Galaxy Tab 
Nokia Lumia 920 Samsung Galaxy Tab 
7 
Samsung Galaxy Tab 
10.1 
HTC One X+ Acer Iconia 
Samsung Galaxy 
Note 
XPS 10, Latitude 10
Size Matters!
Is my audience 
using mobile 
devices? 
What & how 
often?
Absolutely they are. 
Everyone needs to 
be thinking about 
how their site 
displays on a 
mobile device.
Users > Desktop Internet Users Within 5 Years 
Global Mobile vs. Desktop Internet User Projection, 2007-2015e 
Internet Users (MM) 
By 2014, mobile should take over desktop internet usage. 
Source: Morgan Stanley Research
Smartphone growth is astronomical.
Time spent using devices is growing.
Top Smartphone Platforms 
Q 4 o f 2 0 1 2 : 
48.1% 
share 
of 
US 
smartphone 
sales 
compared 
with 
Android 
which 
has 
46.7%. 
Android 
is 
a 
strong 
leader 
throughout 
Europe. 
Source: 
kantarworldpanel.com
Top Tablets
Decisions & purchases made via mobile 
59% 
Business executives would 
prefer to make a business 
transaction via mobile web 
rather than by phone 
7 per day 
Average number of times an 
executive uses their mobile 
device to do a search on the 
web
Your visitors speak out 
55% 
61% 
67% 
indicated a bad web experience hurt their overall 
impression of the brand 
indicated that they will move to a competitor if they 
don’t see what they need on mobile right away 
indicated that a mobile site inclined them to buy 
a product or service
The Mobile Landscape 
40% 
Users turned to 
competitor’s site 
due to poor 
mobile 
experience 
21% 
Existing websites 
have mobile 
capabilities 
67% 
Indicated a poor 
mobile 
experience hurt 
their impression 
of the brand 
18% 
of all pageviews 
are now done with 
mobile devices
23 
What do I need? 
mobile site vs. app
Mobile vs. App 
What’s an App? 
A stand-alone application, installed on phone. Works o!-line & has 
access to phone features. 
What’s a Mobile Site? 
A website optimized for viewing on mobile devices such as tablets 
and smartphones. No installation necessary, just access to the 
internet. 
What’s a Hybrid App? 
A mobile app with mobile site features. Accesses mobile web pages as 
part of the feature set of the app.
Mobile vs. App 
Mobile Site 
• Platform independent 
• Easy to update 
• Cost e"cient 
• Search Engine friendly 
• Easy to publish 
• Requires Internet access via 
wifi or 3G/4G 
Mobile Application 
• Platform specific 
• Native phone feature access 
for more advanced 
functionality 
• Must be released (Apple App 
Store, Google Play) according 
to platform guidelines 
• Internet connectivity not 
always necessary
How do I 
approach 
mobile 
for my 
organization?
Key Questions to Ask Yourself 
• Is this to support my whole organization, or just one aspect (sales, 
a campaign, a line of products)? 
• What are my users most likely doing online? 
• Does my current site support a mobile option? 
• Do I want to maintain a separate mobile site? 
• Would a redesign give me the best of both worlds?
Approaches 
#1- Standalone desktop 
site & mobile site. 
Large display tablets 
default to either per your 
preference.
Approaches 
#1- Standalone desktop 
site & mobile site. 
Large display tablets 
default to either per your 
preference.
Approaches 
#2 - Integrated desktop 
and mobile site. 
Some features shared.
Approaches 
#2 - Integrated desktop 
and mobile site. 
Some features shared.
Approaches 
#3 - Responsive 
Design Website 
Dynamic on the fly 
page resizing.
Approaches 
#3 - Responsive 
Design Website 
Tablet view.
Approaches 
#3 - Responsive 
Design Website 
Smartphone view.
Conduct an analytics & visual 
review focused on mobile. 1
Tools 
1. ipadpeek.com/ 
2. iphonetester.com/ 
3. mobilephoneemulator.com/ 
4. ready.mobi/launch.jsp? 
locale=en_EN 
5. responsivepx.com/ 
6. quirktools.com/screenfly/ 
Conduct an analytics & visual 
review focused on mobile. 1
2 
Design for 
the user.
3 Simplify…
44 But don’t forget your brand.
Thank you! Questions? 
Please share one tip from this session with the community by 
tweeting with hashtag #interact13! 
Crystal Olig 
@sparklegem 
Account Services Manager, Oxiem 
colig@oxiem.com

Get Mobile | Mobile & Digital Marketing | Crystal Olig | Upward | Oxiem

  • 1.
    Get Mobile withCrystal Olig, Account Services Manager, Oxiem @sparklegem | @oxiem | @interact13 | #interact13
  • 2.
    We’ve Come aLong Way. Source: http://blog.sectiondesign.co.uk
  • 3.
    But we’re dealingwith multiple platforms.
  • 4.
    New types ofdevices.
  • 5.
    And new types of interactions.
  • 6.
    Today 1. Facts,figures & trends 2. Device bootcamp 3. Apps vs. Mobile Sites 4. Sample mobile strategies 5. Design for mobile
  • 7.
    7 What ismobile? devices & platforms
  • 8.
    All viewports •Website • Web Apps & Widgets • Website • Web Apps & Widgets • iOS • Android • Windows? • Other: • Website • HTML5 • iOS • Android • Windows? • Other: • Mobile Web • HTML5
  • 9.
    def. Mobile Device A “mobile device” is any hand-held computer device, with touch input or a mini keyboard. Most common devices: – Phones – Tablets Common features: – Runs using an OS and can run application software (apps) – Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS – Camera & media player More features: – Barcode reader – RFID – Smart Card reader
  • 10.
    Mobile Platforms •iOS (Apple) • Android (Google) • Windows (Microsoft) • QNX (RIM) Fu n fa c t : Android OS’s are named after desserts: Éclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean & Key Lime Pie
  • 11.
    Breakdown Smart PhonesSmall Tablets Large Tablets Sizes 3.5”, 4”, 5” Size: 6”, 7”, 7.9”(iPad Mini) Full size 9.7”(iPad) – 10.6” (Microsoft Surface) iPhone iPad Mini iPad Samsung Galaxy S III Kindle Fire Motorola Xoom Nexus 4 Nexus 7 Samsung Galaxy Tab Nokia Lumia 920 Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 HTC One X+ Acer Iconia Samsung Galaxy Note XPS 10, Latitude 10
  • 12.
  • 13.
    Is my audience using mobile devices? What & how often?
  • 14.
    Absolutely they are. Everyone needs to be thinking about how their site displays on a mobile device.
  • 15.
    Users > DesktopInternet Users Within 5 Years Global Mobile vs. Desktop Internet User Projection, 2007-2015e Internet Users (MM) By 2014, mobile should take over desktop internet usage. Source: Morgan Stanley Research
  • 16.
    Smartphone growth isastronomical.
  • 17.
    Time spent usingdevices is growing.
  • 18.
    Top Smartphone Platforms Q 4 o f 2 0 1 2 : 48.1% share of US smartphone sales compared with Android which has 46.7%. Android is a strong leader throughout Europe. Source: kantarworldpanel.com
  • 19.
  • 20.
    Decisions & purchasesmade via mobile 59% Business executives would prefer to make a business transaction via mobile web rather than by phone 7 per day Average number of times an executive uses their mobile device to do a search on the web
  • 21.
    Your visitors speakout 55% 61% 67% indicated a bad web experience hurt their overall impression of the brand indicated that they will move to a competitor if they don’t see what they need on mobile right away indicated that a mobile site inclined them to buy a product or service
  • 22.
    The Mobile Landscape 40% Users turned to competitor’s site due to poor mobile experience 21% Existing websites have mobile capabilities 67% Indicated a poor mobile experience hurt their impression of the brand 18% of all pageviews are now done with mobile devices
  • 23.
    23 What doI need? mobile site vs. app
  • 24.
    Mobile vs. App What’s an App? A stand-alone application, installed on phone. Works o!-line & has access to phone features. What’s a Mobile Site? A website optimized for viewing on mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones. No installation necessary, just access to the internet. What’s a Hybrid App? A mobile app with mobile site features. Accesses mobile web pages as part of the feature set of the app.
  • 25.
    Mobile vs. App Mobile Site • Platform independent • Easy to update • Cost e"cient • Search Engine friendly • Easy to publish • Requires Internet access via wifi or 3G/4G Mobile Application • Platform specific • Native phone feature access for more advanced functionality • Must be released (Apple App Store, Google Play) according to platform guidelines • Internet connectivity not always necessary
  • 26.
    How do I approach mobile for my organization?
  • 27.
    Key Questions toAsk Yourself • Is this to support my whole organization, or just one aspect (sales, a campaign, a line of products)? • What are my users most likely doing online? • Does my current site support a mobile option? • Do I want to maintain a separate mobile site? • Would a redesign give me the best of both worlds?
  • 28.
    Approaches #1- Standalonedesktop site & mobile site. Large display tablets default to either per your preference.
  • 29.
    Approaches #1- Standalonedesktop site & mobile site. Large display tablets default to either per your preference.
  • 30.
    Approaches #2 -Integrated desktop and mobile site. Some features shared.
  • 31.
    Approaches #2 -Integrated desktop and mobile site. Some features shared.
  • 32.
    Approaches #3 -Responsive Design Website Dynamic on the fly page resizing.
  • 33.
    Approaches #3 -Responsive Design Website Tablet view.
  • 34.
    Approaches #3 -Responsive Design Website Smartphone view.
  • 35.
    Conduct an analytics& visual review focused on mobile. 1
  • 36.
    Tools 1. ipadpeek.com/ 2. iphonetester.com/ 3. mobilephoneemulator.com/ 4. ready.mobi/launch.jsp? locale=en_EN 5. responsivepx.com/ 6. quirktools.com/screenfly/ Conduct an analytics & visual review focused on mobile. 1
  • 37.
    2 Design for the user.
  • 38.
  • 39.
    44 But don’tforget your brand.
  • 40.
    Thank you! Questions? Please share one tip from this session with the community by tweeting with hashtag #interact13! Crystal Olig @sparklegem Account Services Manager, Oxiem [email protected]