Given that most people now have a smartphone, which will likely have a decent resolution screen, it's odd that some companies are trying so hard to produce incredibly 'lite' versions of their site for mobile.
Strip out the graphics (and Flash) by all means, but don't cut back on what you can actually DO on the site. That is unless you're deliberately trying to force people to use an app instead!
I mean, if you've got an iPhone or any Android phone with an 800x480 pixel screen, why do you need a mobile site? And if you have the Samsung Galaxy Nexus with a 1280x720 pixel screen - your screen is bigger than the width of the desktop site anyway, so you'll be zooming in!
Strip out the graphics (and Flash) by all means, but don't cut back on what you can actually DO on the site. That is unless you're deliberately trying to force people to use an app instead!
I mean, if you've got an iPhone or any Android phone with an 800x480 pixel screen, why do you need a mobile site? And if you have the Samsung Galaxy Nexus with a 1280x720 pixel screen - your screen is bigger than the width of the desktop site anyway, so you'll be zooming in!