Michael,
My understanding is that they have different styles targeted for the
different handsets and that is the other justification for carrying out
such an exercise.
William
Michael MD wrote:
I agree, this is not web standards. However remember they could be
following web standards with their CSS version.
and I don't think it is just in the UK, it is every where for Vodafone.
Which not only defies any effort you made to put the thing together
for presentation standards as well.
I think it is their solution to controlling the user experience on
handset side of things when someone accesses mobile web.
Why don't they let the community sought it out?
It seems now that if standards are to be effective in the mobile
access space, there is now another hump to get an open standard.
are they doing this for all sites on all types of phones....
or only changing it if the phone's browser can't handle the original
format/doctype/css/etc
The latter is nothing new...
Google has been doing it for years for pages linked from mobile search
results allowing even ancient phones to browse pages they would not
otherwise be able to look at.
(ie making them accessible!)
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