Recently I’ve noticed I’ve been using the web on my mobile a lot more. It started with using web’n'walk to check my email. Then I wanted to look up the local cinema times. Now I’m even checking social networking messages.

I can’t be the only one who’s using their phone to go online more and more. With more and more WiFi phones coming to the market, and more open WiFi zones across cities in the UK, this is sure to rise, especially amongst business users.

Most companies spend thousands of pounds on their websites, but one has to wonder whether they’ve considered their mobile audience. So many sites look wonderful on a large monitor, but awful on a mobile screen.

With that in mind, we’ve just launched a mobile reversioning service. We’ll happily take a site that’s unwieldy on a mobile platform and adapt it to fit the new medium. Your site will still look the same on monitors, don’t worry!

If you want to see if your site needs a mobile makeover, we’ve set up a nifty little tool (in conjunction with Opera Mini) for you to try. Just enter your URL at our mobile reversioning page and you’ll see your current site through a mobile phone without it costing you a penny.

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