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What’s Your Web?
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@souvikdg
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Miranj
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Created by Andrew Cameron from the Noun Project
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Browser crashes,
position:fixed elements, etc.
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Mobile Browsing in 2015
CommitStrip
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In 2014…
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-13%
page views on
desktops and laptops
Source: Digital, Social & Mobile in 2015
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+39%
page views on
mobiles
Source: Digital, Social & Mobile in 2015
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@nixxin
2012
when will conferences go beyond
pitches and stating the obvious?
ffs,"mobile web usage in
increasing" is not insightful,even if
you have data
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Mobile web usage
is on the rise
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Mobile is a
hard problem
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Mobile is an
odd problem
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Dad's Radio by Alan Levine
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“Back to the Future”
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Why do I work
on the web?
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Reach
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Web
of trust
for all
on everything
W3C Mission
for rich interaction
of data and services
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People with Internet Connection
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87%
USA
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42%
Global Average
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19%
India
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Web pages served to mobile
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25%
USA
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33%
Global Average
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72%
India
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Wealth distribution
in India
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Poorest
10%
Richest
10%
In India, the richest
10% own 74%
of total wealth
Source: India’s staggering wealth gap in five charts — The Hindu
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Smartphones are
getting affordable
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First time users
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In 2013, global smartphone sales
exceeded feature phone sales…
Source: Gartner
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Asia/Pacific grew the highest at 74.1
percent, followed by Latin America
Source: Gartner
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Cab and auto drivers, people
the on buses, delivery boys,
street vendors, farmers, etc.
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“ प"री iद'ली ) *ी WiFi +,- ”
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Average Net
Connection Speeds
USA Global India India (Mobile)
11.5mbps
4.5mbps
2.0mbps 1.7mbps
Source: Digital, Social & Mobile in 2015
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Jan 2013
1284kb
Jan 2014
1682kb
Jan 2015 Apr 2015
1931kb
1950kb
Average Page Weight
Source: HTTP Archive
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In 2013, UC Browser became the
most popular browser in India.
Today its share is 32%.
Source: StatCounter
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whatdoesmysitecost.com
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“View Desktop Version”
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Banking in India
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m.icicibank.com
We have ensured that key services
are available to you on the mobile
website. For other services, please
continue to desktop login.
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Mobile-only users
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mobiForge Global Mobile Statistics 2014
In many developing nations, the
majority of mobile web users are
mobile-only, highest include
Egypt at 70 percent and India at
59 percent.
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mobiForge Global Mobile Statistics 2014
Many mobile-only web users do not
have a bank account, in India this
is 57 percent of the mobile-only.
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#doorslam
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One Web
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W3C Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0
One Web means making, as far as is
reasonable, the same information
and services available to users
irrespective of the device they
are using.
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W3C Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0
…while services may be most appropriately
experienced in one context or another, it is
considered best practice to provide as
reasonable experience as is possible given
device limitations and not to exclude access
from any particular class of device, except
where this is necessary because of device
limitations.
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whatdomobileuserswanttodo.com
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Mobiles have made it
economically feasible for a large
section of India to access the web…
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…and an even larger population
from the weaker socio-economic
section are waiting to get onboard
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India is just one of 117
developing nations…
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…and one of the ten newly
industrialised countries
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The Map Is Not The Territory
Ethan Marcotte
Build 2012 and An Event Apart, Chicago 2013
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Soon, if it hasn’t happened
already, people using the web
will be very different from us
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A compromised mobile web
experience will affect far more
number of people than a compromised
laptop / desktop experience…
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…and would go against the vision,
the mission, the values and the
guiding principles that make the web
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The Web is Agreement
thewebisagreement.com
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Accessibility is the
base experience
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Performance is an
uncompromisable feature
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The promise of the web — @dpup
…if the web didn’t exist, it would be
necessary to invent it.
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Dear technologists,
please make the right
compromises
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Spare a thought about who
you might be excluding
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What’s Your Web?