• Designing Metro style apps | Windows Dev Center
  "When planning your Metro style app, think less about what features you want to include and more about what experience you want to provide your users. If you haven't already, you might want to read more about Metro style apps in What are Metro style apps?"
• Using the design checklist | Windows Dev Center
  "You can use this handy checklist to be sure you're covering what you need to create a great Metro style app."
• Designing for your brand | Windows Dev Center
  "Think about the message you want to send your users when they see your Metro style app in the store, when they see it on their Start screen, when they first launch it, and when they are using it. Take advantage of these opportunities to define and promote your brand in the visual design of your app."
• 20 Free Prototyping, Mockup and Wireframing Resources for Windows Phone 7 | MicrosoftFeed
  Wie der Name schon sagt…

• Mobile websites, management, and Long Tail content | Bob Johnson’s Blog
  At least 50 percent of the content on higher education websites […] is of little importance to most of the people using that site. […] Nobody is going to create a truly friendly mobile web environment if they try to convert all their present website content to a "mobile friendly" status.
• On Mobile Context | Cloud Four
  The question of mobile context has plagued me. In January 2009, I wrote about the “On the Go” Myth?. Therefore, it doesn’t surprise me to see very smart people grappling with mobile context and coming to the conclusion that “mobile context has been overblown.
  So given my previous doubts about mobile context, you’d think I would find it easy to agree with the current meme that mobile context doesn’t exist. And yet when I read posts and tweets that argue that there is no mobile web, I find myself disagreeing.

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