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		<title>By: Patrick Grey</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thanks for the blog and podcasts!

I&#039;m lucky enough to have a client I have worked closely with for years, which is perhaps why this worked, but I think it is worth a go anyway.


Some time ago I developed a database driven website for this client. This was prior to me finding the love for responsive design so it was aimed at desktop only. Recently I decided I wanted to learn about jQuery mobile to add to my box of tricks.


Instead of creating a standard hello world! / to do list application, I decided to create a mobile version of the desktop website. Even though it was a personal project, I put a little extra work into making it attractive (at least I think so) as well as functional so that it made a good first impression on my client.


I presented it, they were delighted and agreed to finalise it as a project. It became a very advanced prototype which I am just rounding off now. So, I got to learn something new, a paying project and a client happy that they could offer customers a mobile option. Best of all, the bit I find a pain in the backside; estimating how long a project will take, was easy as I&#039;d already done the work!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for the blog and podcasts!</p>
<p>I&#8217;m lucky enough to have a client I have worked closely with for years, which is perhaps why this worked, but I think it is worth a go anyway.</p>
<p>Some time ago I developed a database driven website for this client. This was prior to me finding the love for responsive design so it was aimed at desktop only. Recently I decided I wanted to learn about jQuery mobile to add to my box of tricks.</p>
<p>Instead of creating a standard hello world! / to do list application, I decided to create a mobile version of the desktop website. Even though it was a personal project, I put a little extra work into making it attractive (at least I think so) as well as functional so that it made a good first impression on my client.</p>
<p>I presented it, they were delighted and agreed to finalise it as a project. It became a very advanced prototype which I am just rounding off now. So, I got to learn something new, a paying project and a client happy that they could offer customers a mobile option. Best of all, the bit I find a pain in the backside; estimating how long a project will take, was easy as I&#8217;d already done the work!</p>
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