With the increasing popularity of Internet-enabled phones (specifically Wi-Fi-enabled phones like the Apple iPhone), it is advisable that web developers test their webpages on phones to see how they will be displayed to a user on a phone. One of the main issues with mobile phones, of course, is that the screen is much smaller than a typical desktop monitor or laptop.
To remedy this problem, it is fairly simple to create a mobile-optimized version of a website and present the content in a more legible format. Recently, the Registrar’s Office put into production a mobile-optimized (specifically iPhone/iPod touch) version of their website.
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