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Only 13 percent of enterprise websites are mobile-friendly and fast (medium.com)
2 points by obihill 3576 days ago
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Author here: We did some research on enterprise websites, using the Fortune 1000 as our main cohort, and we found that only 13% of them were mobile-friendly and fast. This is in stark contrast to the number that are mobile-friendly (60%).

We're not exactly sure why performance lags so far behind mobile-friendliness, but we'd like to get some thoughts on this.

What does mobile friendly really mean?

As a tablet user the main problem I have is with pop ups that are hard or impossible to dismiss.

Thanks for the feedback. I think the safe answer is that your website is considered mobile-friendly if it passes Google's mobile-friendly test. Regarding popups, I guess most of them are built for desktop browser environment so they don't exactly adapt well for mobile. Popups suck regardless, but they do suck more on mobile.