Hello David--thanks for the link to the BBC's style guide.

While pre-made templates would be nice, there isn't a whole lot of work to redesign an Xara template to fit the space chosen for the lowest-common denominator in width and style. The main issue is that with fixed-positioning that WD or XDP uses for sites, you will need to choose a width and stick with it for the design. Meaning, if you wish to fit older mobiles or other small screen mobiles, it better be 230px or less. In this regard, the site wouldn't fit the BBC's desire of width fluidity.

After that decision is made, rearranging the elements of a template is reasonably straight forward. Other considerations also need made--no flash-based elements, etc. Unfortunately, for an existing site of more than a few pages, the work is a little more involved to make a mobile version, but is also doable.

As mentioned on XU where you also link the the nice BBC style guide, you can then use the .htaccess file (on linux hosts) to determine if a visitor is using a mobile device and switch them over to a version of the site made for them. It all happens pretty seamlessly. If on a Windows-based host, you would need to use a bit of javascript or other means.

Take care, Mike