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Although there is no strong use case for using a reporting tool such as the W3C mobileOK Checker in a mobile environment, we should still try to move forward towards mobile-friendliness, partly as an "eat your own dogfood" exercice, and partly because it could prove useful in the future. First step towards mobile-friendliness is to ensure that content flows correctly on mobile devices. This can be done with a mobile-specific stylesheet, as is the case on the redesigned version of the W3C Web site.
The same kind of code as on the W3C Website is being used to address a minimal stylesheet to "handheld" devices. IE6 receives the minimal stylesheet as well, not to have to work around lack of support for alpha transparency for PNG images for instance.