how to mobilize website in visual studio 2010

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hi everyone,

I am working in visual studio 2010 and developing a website using c# and sql server 2008. Can some body tell me how do I mobilize that website. How the same website will run in mobile with perfect resolution.

Thanks.

Posted 7-Apr-14 22:17pm

rana_sonu1

Updated 9-Apr-14 1:22am

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Dave Kreskowiak 9-Apr-14 8:42am

This should have been a consideration from the start of development of the site.

Now, you've got a ton of work ahead of you. This is NOT something you're going to get an answer to in a forum environment simply because the question, as you've asked it, requires answers that take up entire web development books!

rana_sonu1 13-Apr-14 4:21am

no I don't start the work yet. I am searching for the platform in which sites can mobilized as well as work properly on desktops. Currently my platform is visual studio 2010.

Dave Kreskowiak 13-Apr-14 9:38am

Ok, but that really doesn't change my answer at all. You're still asking a question so broad that it would take an entire book to answer it.

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Paulo Augusto Kunzel · Answer 1 · 2014-04-10T06:56:00

There are many way to do it. But Like Dave said, you won't manage to get a full answer because, it would be impossible to put it in a solution here due to factors like: We don't know your project, we don't know how was it implemented, classes are not for free and no one can guarantee perfect resolution based on something they haven't seen.

Having said that, you can study about it and do it yourself:
https://econsultancy.com/blog/62111-eight-ways-to-adapt-your-content-marketing-strategy-to-mobile#i.1igwbi916hjfc7[^]
https://www.distilled.net/training/mobile-seo-guide/[^]
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/226575[^]

Or you can pay someone to do it:
http://adaptawebsite.com/en/[^]

Either way, good luck on your project