Closed yatil closed 1 year ago
+1 to Eric's assessment of the page.
I had the same opinion as Eric about the amount of headers. There are too many. It starts out good with logical questions as headers, then the headers become a bit overwhelming and hard to understand. I found that I had to read what the content was below the header, to understand what the header meant. Wondering if some of these could be combined as well.
I had written a detailed analysis but found it so much aligned to Eric's views that I think it simpler to just support that. Much of the page content is repetitive and unnecessary. Quite a bit of tersification is needed.
The headings per se are not the problem of this page. While they are a bit vague, I think the content of the page can be streamlined a lot, removing the need for so many headings.
This is just a filler paragraph and we don’t need it. Same with the “What’s mobile?” heading – this is what this page is talking about.
Everything under ”What’s mobile” could be easier to parse as a list with highlighted (bold) key terms.
The “How is mobile different than desktop?” is very lengthy. If the what’s mobile section is good, this should not be needed. I also don’t see the relationship to accessibility clearly in the descriptions. Why is it harder/different to make a site or app accessible when the screen is smaller or there is touch input?
“Merging input methods” and “Merging development techniques” are a bit weird as headings (merging with what?). I think they could go without the word “Merging”.
I think both sections can be much shorter.
“Mobile is part of a continuum” ➡️ “One website for all devices”
Parts of this sections are repetetive with the sections before.
“Why mobile is important” should be “Why mobile accessibility is important”
I don’t think we have to make the case for general mobile use cases. No one doubts them. Let’s concetrate on the accessibility aspects.
I’d like a bit more context to the individual resources on the bottom of the page, just listing (external) links is probably not too useful.