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    copied!<p>Building a mobile site is not an easy task. First of all you have to have priorities. </p> <ol> <li>Which devices do you want to support (old ones, new ones, what capabilities they must absolutely have. You can't expect all of them to offer the same speed and responsiveness)? </li> <li>Which operating systems and what versions of them?</li> <li>Which browsers? (This is very important. Although web apps run on multiple devices and OSs, you have to keep in mind that they are running inside the browser, and they tend to differ)</li> <li>What is your background as a developer?</li> </ol> <p>There are a lot of ways for building a mobile site. One thing is certain though. Since you are an individual you will have to use some framework that offers a big amount of functionality. Reinventing the wheel is not the way to go. You will have to take care a lot of problems that are hardware dependent and you don't want that. Asking for a tutorial in general is not helping. First of all you have to read the docs and examples. jquery mobile and sencha touch have amazing documentation and lots of examples. You don't need more than that to start exploring. When you are stuck with a problem then you visit their forums and stackoverflow for assistance on specific matters. Since you don't know about mobile development I would suggest you start with jquery mobile. It's very easy if you have some knowledge of jquery and html. You will have results immediately. The docs have examples for your first page and after that you can begin adding things.</p> <p>//EDIT What you say about the builder for jquery mobile is misguiding. You don't have to use any builder for jquery mobile. You can write it yourself. Check the documentation.</p>
 

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