A mobile-friendly website is a portal designed to display properly on smaller screens such as Android smartphones and iPhones. Standard desktop websites do not render well on these devices, whereas a mobile-friendly website adjusts to the smaller screen size and formats. As per Weblinkindia.net, the format of the mobile-friendly website includes the following factors-

• Larger and easier to read text on the mobile-friendly website.

• Mobile-friendly navigation

• Touch-friendly buttons with page elements layouts

• Faster download speed is another unique feature of mobile web designing.

• It can help the website users drastically.

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You can get to Wikianswers on a mobile, but it isn't mobile friendly so it isn't particularly ergonomic.

The m in m.wikipedia.org means mobile. This is the mobile-friendly version of Wikipedia.

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yes. use the mobile friendly version of yahoo: m.yahoo.com