Comments on: Adtech New York 2007 – Final Day with SEO Bruce Clay http://blog.clickfire.com/adtech-new-york-2007-final-day-seo-bruce-clay/ where I share my Internet experiences, make friends and have fun. Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:02:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Fred333 http://blog.clickfire.com/adtech-new-york-2007-final-day-seo-bruce-clay/#comment-51440 Fred333 Fri, 14 Dec 2007 14:51:32 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/adtech-new-york-2007-final-day/#comment-51440 That was a great article. Thanks for the tip on the url too. It will come in handy. That was a great article. Thanks for the tip on the url too. It will come in handy.

]]> By: Werd http://blog.clickfire.com/adtech-new-york-2007-final-day-seo-bruce-clay/#comment-50662 Werd Sat, 08 Dec 2007 20:23:57 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/adtech-new-york-2007-final-day/#comment-50662 Mobile is a confusing topic, mostly because people assume that mobile is going to be different than non-mobile. The I Phone and other tools are changing this reality. Now the web renders the same as it does on a desktop. Some devices even support Flash. Not to say this is not a concern for web designers. Best practices state that you must consider all browsers that hit your site to some degree or another, at least with graceful degradation to a readable page. What bugs me as a developer and designer is that many sites don't do this, they look at their site in Internet Explorer and call it done. What you need to realize is that best practice in web design, using tools and methods which are standards compliant and robust testing is all your site needs to be 'mobile ready'. I didn't get to meet Bruce myself at SES-SJ, your lucky. Mobile is a confusing topic, mostly because people assume that mobile is going to be different than non-mobile.

The I Phone and other tools are changing this reality. Now the web renders the same as it does on a desktop. Some devices even support Flash.

Not to say this is not a concern for web designers. Best practices state that you must consider all browsers that hit your site to some degree or another, at least with graceful degradation to a readable page.

What bugs me as a developer and designer is that many sites don’t do this, they look at their site in Internet Explorer and call it done. What you need to realize is that best practice in web design, using tools and methods which are standards compliant and robust testing is all your site needs to be ‘mobile ready’.

I didn’t get to meet Bruce myself at SES-SJ, your lucky.

]]> By: Emory Rowland http://blog.clickfire.com/adtech-new-york-2007-final-day-seo-bruce-clay/#comment-44660 Emory Rowland Fri, 09 Nov 2007 06:20:44 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/adtech-new-york-2007-final-day/#comment-44660 Scott, congratulations on the successful trip. Meeting a SEO legend like Bruce Clay is a nice way to finish. Reading your posts and seeing the pics made me feel like I was there. I plan on listening to the podcasts when posted at the Adtech site. Thanks for contributing and please come back and post again soon! Scott, congratulations on the successful trip. Meeting a SEO legend like Bruce Clay is a nice way to finish. Reading your posts and seeing the pics made me feel like I was there. I plan on listening to the podcasts when posted at the Adtech site. Thanks for contributing and please come back and post again soon!

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