Mobile websites should work like native apps, with interactive elements placed where your thumb naturally reaches. The top of the screen is nearly unreachable for most users; the bottom is prime real estate. Put critical controls in the thumb zone, not at the top.
Websites should look like apps because that's the familiar intuitive experience. If you think about your website for a minute and how you navigate your, your cell phone, if you guys were to grab your cell phone, you grab it like this. You cradle the bottom of your phone with your pinky and you would navigate with your thumb. There's actually a rule around it called the pinky boundary rule, meaning everything at the very top of your cell phone, is completely and totally unnavigable, and everything at the bottom is, is highly navigable. So build a website that looks and functions like a mobile app on a, on a cell phone
