I am developing a site for mobile devices, for which the user needs to choose the product (in total ~ 70). I do not currently have a test tool (I'm currently on Mac and do not know any mobile browser emulator for Mac).
My question is, will it be a drop down list, can the length ~ 70 be a long way? How hard would it be for a user to choose this option (assuming nothing on the page)? For logic, how hard would it be to navigate through the iPhone and Blackberry (this is the two most important browser for me at this time)?
I do not want to divide the list for simplicity, but I think if there is a better idea for anyone to share the list / display on the mobile device, if necessary?
For some insights why I want a drop down list like this, that is because users can select 2 products (two lists) and return to the site even if they are compatible with each other. or not.
In the mobile web applications, try to present the country's code or airport with this problem What was that It works just fine (especially iPhones and BB), but you should do as much as you can to make selection easier.
This suggestion is based on the context of the user's efforts on our webpad. Hopefully you will recieve different references with your own customization.
One suggestion for you is to switch from two drop lists to two pages - all the products on the first page are displayed as HTML links when the user selects a product, then on the second page Navigate, but now you can populate pages with products that are compatible with the product selected on the first page. Look, go to the booking process and see how you choose departure / arrival airport can it work for you?
BTW - Try to get an understanding of how the iPhone will look like your website in the form factor.
Good luck!
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