You don’t hear much about the so-called “Mobilegeddon” anymore. On April 21, Google changed its search engine to prefer sites deemed “mobile-friendly.” In the aftermath, reports (including one from Adobe Systems) found that non-mobile-friendly sites suffered a 12% drop in traffic after the change.
Google’s April move made sense. That was around the time ComScore said the number of people exclusively accessing the Internet on smartphones became higher than the number accessing it exclusively via desktop computers.
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Source: COMPUTER WORLD