4th May 2011
Planning for Mobile: The Changing Online World
Overview
Where:
Grant Thorton House Ground Floor 102 Adelaide St Brisbane QLD 4000
When:
4th May 2011
Time:
8:00am - 10:30am
Cost:
$65.00
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Websites are so 2009. Ok, so websites are still absolutely essential for every business but with the rise of iPhones, iPads and other smart mobile devices the online world has changed.
This month we’ll look at ways to make the most of these devices to expand your reach. Find out if you need a mobile version of your website and what ways you can make mobile work for you. Along the way we’ll demystify the process of embracing the mobile and rapidly evolving digital world.
Topic Highlights
- Understand what it takes to develop a mobile app for iPhones & iPads
- How to best use mobile sites
- QR codes - what, where & why
- Usability considerations for mobile
Brett Hogan
Communication Director, Pixel Natives
Brett will explain the ways in which your business can embrace mobile. Discover the new opportunities that mobile is offering and hear case studies on distinguished international clients.
Dan Seward
Senior Consultant - Usability Specialist, Peak Usability
The mobile internet is here - people are accessing the web via handheld devices at an ever-increasing rate. The good news - basic usability principles still apply, but there are a few special considerations to be made when designing mobile-friendly websites. This presentation will give some straightforward guidelines for creating effective, usable mobile sites.
Emma Croston
Digital Director, News Queensland
Emma will share News Queensland’s experience in developing an iPad app and the considerations that any business needs to cover before embarking on app development. Also hear Emma’s thoughts on mobile sites.
Aidan Robertson
Senior Multimedia Web Designer, Gallery of Modern Art
Aidan will explain how GOMA have delved into the mobile internet and created iphone apps and mobile sites and where they are heading. Plus find out how QR codes can be used not only for tours but also for social media.
