Originally Posted by Why

usually by checking the headers server side for the browser type and using redirect headers. otherwise you can check it with javascript client side and redirecting then.

Originally Posted by Jel

I do it in htaccess https://gist.github.com/chrillo/1403965

Remember to have a separate htaccess on your mobile landing page/folder

Originally Posted by Robbie

One way is by seeing the OS they are using.

But that sucks too. Somebody on a big Android tablet is using the same OS as a guy on an Android smart phone.

Same for Iphones and a user on a big IPad.

And the css3/html5 coding isn't quite there yet in my opinion. It's getting there. But "getting there" isn't good enough.

So for now...I just make my mobile site in the K.I.S.S. mode (keep it simple stupid). No attempts at streaming on it. Just basic and easy to use with .mp4 vids.

I am hoping that within the next year that perhaps things will shake out a bit more and I can rev up the mobile site's aesthetics and put a little more sizzle in with the steak. But until then...it works across everything.