Need another mobile site check

[RJM62]

This site seems to render well on BlackBerry. Would appreciate input on how it renders on other mobile devices. I'm still a bit new to this whole mobile site development thing...

http://deliking.mobi/

Please view on mobile device; I already know it look ridiculous on a PC.

The client loves it, but he also has a BlackBerry. I want to make sure it doesn't look hideous on browsers and devices that I don't have access to.

Thanks,

Rich

 

[TangoWhiskey]

Works find and looks nice on the Motorola Droid, in both orientations.

I thought the url was describing "De-Liking", not "Deli-King", when I first saw it, but that's not your issue.

I presume you're going to automatically detect that the user is using a mobile browser when they go to http://www.deliking.us and automatically redirect them to the mobile site? I don't expect users to remember the mobile site name. Typically, the mobile site can also be found at m.<sitename>.*, by generally accepted convention.

 

[RJM62]

Thanks Troy.

I have a redirect from http://m.deliking.us/ in place. Yahoo seems to prefer the .mobi TLD, and their mobile search seems more advanced to me than Google's; so I did it both ways.

I'm still struggling to find a way to dependably auto-redirect. See my other post today...

Thanks again,

Rich

 

[flyingcheesehead]

Looks OK, on the iPhone and iPad. However, I would recommend that you do NOT redirect the iPad to the mobile site... It generally does much better with the full-blown sites.

 

[Jack Spectre]

Checked it out on the iPhone, and I didn't see any issues. Phone numbers brought up the "dial" dialogue box, and the map worked fine. Ship it.

 

[RJM62]

Thanks for the input. I'm starting to like these mobile sites... quick, easy, and the money's not horrible.

-Rich