Blogging 201: Day Three: Get Read All Over

“What you do after you create your content is what truly counts” Gary Waynerhuk

Blogging 201: Day Three: Get Read All Over

Today’s assignment: Make sure your site is mobile-friendly, and familiarize yourself with the features of responsive design.

Why? Because a responsive website looks great on all screen sizes, from computer to tablet to phone. Because there are mobile tools built in to WordPress.com — there’s no need to know web development to have a mobile-friendly site.

I have been using the WordPress application on both Samsung and Iphone for a while. Not really for writing, but reading and follow up. I don’t recommend typing on the small device for a lengthy time. Posting on them, especially picture related topics can be tricky, as it sometimes is even with a proper computer 😉 But I did manage to write a poem on the phone yesterday at lunch with the “one finger method”. Editing happened later on the “real” deal.

I have showcased my blog on several occasions on the phone application and the look and feel is right for such a device as well. The theme and widgets flow nicely even on a smaller screen. Best test to prove the point is to take a complete novice to both smart phones and the world of blogging. After a few minutes with application install and demo on how the blog works, they got the hang of it and are now regular followers 😉

Having a background in web design and code, I usually test with the pages on several browsers and types of screens. With the Visual Theme, I have finally realized the looks of my personal blog. Suits me, got a few compliments and fits to various screens!

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21 thoughts on “Blogging 201: Day Three: Get Read All Over

  1. Someone mentioned the other day that my blog is not iPhone friendly. I am not able to take Blogging 201 at this time. Would you be able to give me some tips on how to make it more friendly for an iPhone? I would appreciate it greatly.

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  2. I love the quote and image choice. I do 100% of my blogging from a small android phone since my laptop needs servicing. It definitely takes a toll on your hand. The WordPress app works great, with the downside being less features than you have online. So the posts look more basic (sans bells and whistles).

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