The Mobile Web Part 4: 14 iPhone-Formatted Websites

Welcome to day four of The Mobile Web. We’ve previously covered a lot of ground on the subject of mobile websites over the last few days. Today will be lighter reading though. Who’s up for a design roundup of mobile websites? What are some good examples of iPhone-formatted websites? (I won’t be rounding up any WML sites, since style and WML are pretty much mutually exclusive.)

Here are some good examples of iPhone-specific pages.

Amazon

CNET

Digg

Evernote

Facebook

Leaflets

GMail

Google Reader

Powerset

Remember The Milk

Retail Me Not

Ta-Da List

Twitter

Weather Underground

Bonus #15: Engage Interactive

I just found this design in time to stop the clichéd presses. It’s unique because it makes use of the iPhone’s orientation to show different content. In portrait orientation the designer’s blog is shown. Turn the device on one side to see the portfolio. Flip it over to the other horizontal position to see the about page. You have to try it to believe it.

That’s all for today. Come back tomorrow for the next installment in “The Mobile Web.”

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Tags: Design, iPhone, Mobile