As we know number of people browsing website through mobile device has been increased rapidly, they think that the hole page of the web has adapted in a small mobile screen is necessary. Most of the web site owners were designed their site with mobile friendly like simple navigation, easy search option and perfect zoom function.
We know number of websites ready to follow mobile friendly web design. While technically any website can be viewed with smartphones, but only flash content exception for the iPhone, Many of the popular sites that have put some time and creativity into their mobile version of the site. If you’re looking to make your site a little simpler for your mobile users, here I listed some good designed mobile websites just have look through these Mobile-Friendly Website Designs to get an idea of what others are doing. Also you can design successful site.
Amazon
Amazon’s mobile site makes online shopping easy for their customers. It has featured items, categories, search and easy access to the shopping.
Web: www.amazon.com
Mobile: amazon.com/gp/aw
Discovery
The mobile site of The Discovery Channel implements a clean simple design making it easy to keep up with your favorite show and interact with the site. They have also recently released their free app, which I highly recommend for anyone who watches the channel regularly.
Web: dsc.discovery.com
Mobile: m.discovery.com
Digg
Digg does a good job on their mobile site, There is no images in the initial browsing. It is very simple and more clear for users. They even did a good job implementing their banner ads home page of the site.
Web: www.digg.com
Mobile: m.digg.com
Flickr
Flickr’s mobile site is really nice. Browsing images is super simple and the “explore/ interesting” section uses your current location to display number of images in the window.
Web: www.flickr.com
Mobile: m.flickr.com
Wikipedia
Wikipedia gives you with a search box and a featured story when you visit their page through your mobile device. Their type is large enough and easy reading in both portrait and landscape modes.
Web: www.wikipedia.org
Mobile: en.m.wikipedia.org
eHow
The mobile version of eHow starts out with a search box and only a search box with the fill in the blank question of ‘How Do I…______’. The results are sorted by relevance in a nice list format for easy navigation.
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