255 karma · joined July 11, 2012
Well done, I wish I played Minecraft :)
Take THE white elephant example; Facebook mobile. The shift is evident, my girlfriend doesn't use a traditional desktop/laptop anymore she consumes all her Facebook glutton through her mobile. If it takes more than 5 seconds to load she gives up.
There is a grey gap in knowledge of accepted and logical practice with what stays online or offline but for example the whole of Facebook's UI could be cached on a mobile and just reload the updated news/feeds.
It's been pushed more mainstream than other new elements for the web because of the visual appeal.
Do you really need to test that strictly for an email address?
If the user is trying to give you a fake email address, chances are they don't want to be part of your service/offering anyway.
I test for an @ and characters either side, that's most flexible bases covered.
I know this doesn't apply to all scenarios but it's one worth considering.
This should be really hosted in Benidorm...