Only 13 percent of enterprise websites are mobile-friendly and fast (opens in new tab)

(medium.com)

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PaulHoule9y ago· 1 in thread

What does mobile friendly really mean?

As a tablet user the main problem I have is with pop ups that are hard or impossible to dismiss.

Thanks for the feedback. I think the safe answer is that your website is considered mobile-friendly if it passes Google's mobile-friendly test. Regarding popups, I guess most of them are built for desktop browser environment so they don't exactly adapt well for mobile. Popups suck regardless, but they do suck more on mobile.

obihillOP9y ago

Author here: We did some research on enterprise websites, using the Fortune 1000 as our main cohort, and we found that only 13% of them were mobile-friendly and fast. This is in stark contrast to the number that are mobile-friendly (60%).

We're not exactly sure why performance lags so far behind mobile-friendliness, but we'd like to get some thoughts on this.

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