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Browsing the web on mobile devices often hides the addressbar, when the page loads. I addition to that, you may see a fixed topbar, that stays in position as you scroll down the page. You can achieve this effect on your mobile page relatively easy - this tutorial should get you going.

1: Fix the viewport. Create a blank HTML document. Enter the following meta-statement in the head-section.

If you are a interaction designer or web developer, there is no way you are going to sneak pass jQuery and JavaScript. When Adobe dropped the Flash Player on mobile systems (not AIR and the desktop player, remember), they send a clear signal for designers on what should do traditional engaging communication that works on devices, as well as on the desktop. HTML, CSS and jQuery makes a perfect match, because the complement each other.