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A single design formula? Not a chance.

Design is an art form, It has none!

Designing for mobile will be a roller coaster of hurdles and problem if you don’t know some important design rules. I know design is also about breaking rules and building up on new innovative ideas, But if you understand these rules, you would know what rule you are breaking and be able to create something that is concrete and more together than a random design with design flaws that just don’t speak very nicely.

In case you hadn’t already noticed, mobile devices are now most people’s preferred way to access the Internet and its vast content. That’s partially because smartphone adoption continues to rise (nearly 80% of Americans own one), and the average user is now spending more than three hours per day on their phones. Not surprisingly, the continual rise in mobile adoption and usage is compelling companies to pursue “mobile-first” strategies, which prioritize mobile experiences (such as mobile applications and mobile-responsive websites) above traditional desktop experiences.

These trends are also causing ripple effects in a number of related areas: advertising, media usage, and e-commerce, for example. What follows is a collection of facts, predictions, and statistics for marketers, professionals, and the general public to understand the state of mobile experiences in 2018.