Everything is going mobile these days, and Vimeo knows it cannot be one of “the big players” without offering a great mobile experience. This is the reason why Vimeo just launched its newly redesigned mobile site with full focus on full screen video playback.
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The guys at Vimeo wanted users to be able to enjoy a great video experience, no matter where they are. With the new design, they did just that: full screen videos with little to no distractions.
[quote]The old mobile version of our site, though, tried to do a bit too much — it bit off more cookies than it could cache. That’s why we’re busting out an all-new mobile version of vimeo.com. It knows it can’t do it all, but what it does do, it does well.[/quote]
Of course, what you see is far from being the only improvements Vimeo brought to the new mobile site. On top of a “bajilion things under the hood” to make the site much faster and 4G-friendly, Vimeo also brought a great new feature: Watch Later will let you like videos and save them, even if you have not logged in!
Finally, the new mobile site also comes with a selection of recommendations after you’ve watched a video, so you won’t have to search for what you will want to see next.
Founded in 2004, Vimeo has more than 30 million registered members to date, and claims a monthly reach of 170 million people.
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