What’s the latest and greatest trend in regards to web design? Well, the quick answer is Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).
Let’s take a look at two significant and relatively constant trends. One is the steadily increasing usage of mobile devices to browse the internet.
The other is Google owning a massive share of the market when it comes to search, maps & navigation, videos (YouTube) and even personal assistants.
These two aspects lead to the rise of a new standard which combines mobile websites with the influence of Google.
What Are Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)?
The aim is to build responsive web pages and to stick to a specific widely-compatible set of coding standards. It is also essential to make use of media (e.g. images & video) in a way that adheres to quality and compatibility guidelines (https://developers.google.com/amp/).
Mobile users like that and therefore, Google likes it, too.
In fact, Google likes it so much that they will keep a copy of your Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) on their global content delivery network (CDN). This means they can serve up your pages directly from their super-fast servers which enables your pages to be loaded quicker than virtually any web host could ever achieve.
Quicker loading times means happier end-users, which are, of course, our clients, customers, patients, stakeholders, etc.
This fantastic and free service is a smart move by the online giant and benefits mobile internet users across the globe.
How Can F1RST Clients Benefit From AMP?
We here at F1RST take our claim to deliver state-of-the-art website development seriously. It means adapting to the ever-changing online world and paying attention to new trends and developments.
We are proud to announce that we now deliver Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) as an inclusion to our Ultimate Website Management Plans.
So, if you have not already done so, jump on board and give your Coffs Coast business website a massive, sustained boost by joining our forward-thinking Ultimate Website Management Plan clients.
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