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In light of @joeljharvey's recent presentations on mobile web development, we are not surprised by the findings of this survey. Mobile visitors want a mobile experience, not because they thought about it, but because they are, well, mobile.

Come by The Conversion Scientist blog to hear what else we have to say about building great mobile sites.

Internet Explorer has definitely been a source of problems for our customers. There is an overlap between users of IE and visitors in an older age group.

Now, IE is promising yet another browser for Win10, and it may be less functional, a "lite" version.

This means that we will have another potential curve ball from Microsoft to deal with. Don't worry. We'll have a Windows 10 machine in our QA lab as soon as it begins shipping.

We can detect pages with low scroll rates using click-tracking software like CrazyEgg. When we see a page with poor scroll performance, we have two options: Move key content higher on the pageAdd cues to increase scrollingHere are some ideas for how to increase scrolling.

WORD OF WARNING

Use of animations and parallax should be used with extreme caution. Test into these treatments as they may detract from your content, and introduce technical problems on certain devices and browsers.

Conversion tools and tips from the Performable guys