What people us their Apple iPads for?

75% Access the web
63% Email
53% Entertainment
48% Play games
41% for Social networking
29% for Researching services & products
25% for Reading books
21% for Listening to music
19% for Shopping
13% for Reading magazines
11% for Watching TV

75% use their iPad to access the web. When was the last time you checked your website on an iPad.

Is your current website tablet friendly?

Can you turn the iPAD around and the site follow.

Does the Navigation work correctly? Is the navigation thumb friendly?

FLASH does not work on an IPAD so if your site is programmed with FLASH you will get nothing in that area.

If you see errors or your site is not tablet friendly you are missing out on a lot of business.

If you are reading this blog from a tablet, I welcome you to visit www.bortunco.com to see just how well a tablet friendly website can look.

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