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W3C Mobile Web Initiative Technology, Standards and Internationalization Conference 6 - 7 May, Delhi http://www.w3.org/2010/Talks/phila-india/ Phil Archer < [email protected]>

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Page 1: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

W3C Mobile Web Initiative

Technology, Standards andInternationalization Conference6 - 7 May, Delhi

http://www.w3.org/2010/Talks/phila-india/

Phil Archer <[email protected]>

Page 2: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

Latest FiguresOpera reports that in the 12 months to March 2010 in India:

Page-view growth on mobile was 260%Each user viewed an average of 359 pagesAverage data transfer per user was 7 MbTop 10 devices were all Nokia (5130 XpressMusic) was top)

In terms of mobile Web traffic that puts India next to US

Page 3: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

SMS Compared with the Web onMobile

Cost per character is lower on the WebWeb pages/services more discoverable (through search)Web support for graphics helps to overcome some illiteracyissuesWeb supports greater variety of character setsIt's generally easier to develop for the Web platform

Page 4: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

Mobile Web InitiativeActivities:

Working GroupsOutreachTrainingTool development

Latter 3 funded by revenue sources rather than core funds.

Page 5: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

The Best Practices areavailable as a set of

handy reminders

Mobile Web Best PracticesSome examples of best practice on mobile:

No tables for layoutUse, but do not rely on,advanced CSS, JavaScript etc.(progresive enhancement)Use a single column layout

Page 6: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

The Best Practices areavailable as a set of

handy reminders

Mobile Web Best PracticesSome examples of best practice on mobile:

No tables for layoutUse, but do not rely on,advanced CSS, JavaScript etc.(progresive enhancement)Use a single column layout

Design for mobile users

Page 7: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

mobileOK CheckerPart of W3C Validator suite (http://validator.w3.org/mobile)

Page 8: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

mobileOK CheckerResults include a lot of detailed feedback for developers.

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Best Practice in Practice

Page 10: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

Best Practice in Practice

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Relationship with AccessibilityThere is a close relationship between designing for the mobile Web andmaking Web content Accessible

Page 12: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

Other Mobile-related Work at W3CGeolocationDevice APIsWeb Applications (widgets)

Page 13: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

Geolocation APITechnically at Last Call Working Draft, but already implemented in

AndroidiPhoneFirefox 3.5+ (we're now on 3.6.3)

And used by:

Google Maps and Google LocalFlickrTravelocity iPhoneAsk Lailaand more…

Live Demo

Page 14: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

access to the compass andaccelerometerthe messaging system forpoint and click sending ofSMS, MMS etc.system information(battery state, networktype & availability etc.)the gallery and more!

the contact bookclipboard operationsthe calendarthe filesystemaccess to the camera andmicrophone for audio,image and video capture

Device APIs

Page 15: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

APIs Make Development Easy

getCurrentPosition()

Hence forthcoming W3C Workshops on

Privacy for Advanced Web APIsAugmented Reality on the Web

Page 16: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

Widgets (Web Apps)HTML (incl. HTML 5)CSSJavaScriptAn XML Config fileAn Icon for the ApplicationDelivered as a zip file (with the extension changed from .zip to.wgt)Can be Digitally Signed

Widget Spec is at Candidate Recommendation as of December 2009.

Page 17: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

What Can Others Do?These are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social DevelopmentWG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore,in December 2006).

Network operatorsExtend low cost data services, low bandwidth issufficientImplement Unicode for SMS

Handset manufacturersProvide GPRS, J2ME and/or browserAllow installation of new character setsInclude text2speech engine (see W3C Workshopon Conversational Applications 18 - 19 June,New Jersey)

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What Can Others Do?Public authorities

Use mobile platform for ICT servicesPolicies to ease work of entrepreneursEnforce universal availability of low-costminimal data service

Service developersShare, cooperate and collaborate to avoidredevelopmentUse open data formats

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The Web is a PlatformBased on Royalty-Free open standards

Page 20: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

The Web is a PlatformBased on Royalty-Free open standardsFlexible, powerful, ubiquitous

Page 21: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

The Web is a PlatformBased on Royalty-Free open standardsFlexible, powerful, ubiquitousRight for mobile

Page 22: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

The Web is a PlatformBased on Royalty-Free open standardsFlexible, powerful, ubiquitousRight for mobileRight for India

Page 23: W3C Mobile Web InitiativeThese are the recommendations of the Mobile Web for Social Development WG's Roadmap (this is the WG that began with the workshop in Bangalore, in December

The Web is a PlatformBased on Royalty-Free open standardsFlexible, powerful, ubiquitousRight for mobileRight for India

http://www.w3.org/2010/Talks/phila-india/

Phil Archer <[email protected]>