Description
Mobile devices are changing the way people access the Web, and it is no longer safe to say that a specific device or set of devices will be used to access content. One user may have a small screen, another a big screen, and yet another somewhere in-between. Also, device capabilities may vary between mobile devices, with many now supporting gestures, voice commands, and a variety of gadgets.
What to Consider
Cookies
Do not rely on cookies being available.
Object Or Script
Do not rely on embedded objects or script.
Tables Support
Do not use tables unless the device is known to support them.
Tables Alternatives
Where possible, use an alternative to tabular presentation.
Style Sheets Support
Organize documents so that if necessary, they may be read without style sheets.
Fonts
Do not rely on the support of font related styling.
Use Of Colors
Ensure that information conveyed with color is also available without color.
Resources
Mobile Accessibility: How WCAG 2.0 and Other W3C/WAI Guidelines Apply to Mobile