KAREN McGRANE is an author, keynote speaker, teacher, and consultant who makes digital systems work better for the people who use them

Mobile Only

  1. The Rise of the Mobile-Only User

    Mobile-only users need the same information as other customers. Don't try to guess which subset of content a “mobile” user needs—you're going to guess wrong.

    Harvard Business Review,

  2. The Rise of the Mobile-Only User

    Harvard Business Review,

  3. Uncle Sam Wants You (to Optimize Your Content for Mobile)

    A List Apart,

  4. Among Big Properties, Apple and Amazon Have Greatest Portions of Mobile-Only Users

    Amazon, Wikipedia, and Facebook all see about 20% of their traffic from mobile-only users, according to comScore.

    All Things D,

  5. Teens and Technology 2013

    50% of teen smartphone owners aged 12-17 and 50% of young adults aged 18-29 say they use the internet mostly on their mobile phone.

    Pew Internet,

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  2. Adaptive Content
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  3. Adaptive Web Design
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  4. Author Experience
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  5. Career
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  6. Content Strategy
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  7. Digital Divide
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  8. Disruptive Innovations
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  9. Future Platforms
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  10. Hearing Aids
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  11. Information Architecture
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  12. Interaction Design History
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  14. M-dot Sites
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  15. Mobile Only
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  20. The Web Isn't Print
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