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Marsha's boss directed her to create a mobile version of the company's Web site. To ensure her mobile site is optimized, Marsha eliminates banners and advertisements. What other recommendations…
The correct answer is B. Use white space to give the site an uncluttered look. Using white space gives a mobile site an uncluttered, readable layout - critical on small screens where visual clutter overwhelms users and degrades the experience. Option A is wrong because images can be large and slow to load on mobile networks; video is not inherently worse…
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Marsha's boss directed her to create a mobile version of the company's Web site. To ensure her mobile site is optimized, Marsha eliminates banners and advertisements. What other recommendations should Marsha follow?
Options
- AUse images instead of video on the Web site.
- BUse white space to give the site an uncluttered look.
- CUse Flash content to replace lengthy text descriptions.
- DCreate several Web sites, each tailored to a specific mobile platform.
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B84% (31)
- C11% (4)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Using white space gives a mobile site an uncluttered, readable layout - critical on small screens where visual clutter overwhelms users and degrades the experience. Option A is wrong because images can be large and slow to load on mobile networks; video is not inherently worse than images in all cases, and the recommendation oversimplifies. Option C is wrong because Flash is not supported on most mobile devices (notably iOS), making it a poor choice for mobile optimization. Option D is wrong because maintaining multiple platform-specific sites is costly, impractical, and has been superseded by responsive design principles.
Memory tip: Think "CLEAN" for mobile design - less clutter, faster load, broader compatibility. White space = clean = mobile-friendly.
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