A short YouTube clip by Mark Simpson giving practical UX advice: on mobile, small clickable buttons make interactions difficult (especially for people with large thumbs), so designers should use larger buttons and "fatter" form elements to improve usability and conversion.
On your website, you will have clickable buttons. Okay? So if you're say we're on a desktop, it's super simple because you grab your mouse, you move your mouse to where it wants to go, and you click on it. When you're on your phone, you haven't got a clickable mouse. Okay? If you're like me, you've got big fat thumbs from playing too much computer games when I was a kid. So on the mobile phone, if you've got really little buttons, you are making life so much harder for the user. You, user experience is everything. So, again, make sure that when you're designing your website and you've got the ability, make sure you've got bigger buttons, fatter forms, like me. Okay? Super simple.
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