You are creating an ASP.NET application by using the .NET Framework 3.5.

The application displays a price list that contains 100 items. The customers use desktop computers, PDAs, mobile phones, or other mobile devices to access the application.

The application uses a master page that includes the following layout:

– A site header at the top of the page.
– A navigation structure at the side of the page.
– Content on the remaining space on the page.

You need to ensure optimal rendering of the price list for each customer, irrespective of the device category used. What should you do?

A.
Create a custom master page for mobile-device browsers.
Implement a MobilePage class for each device category.

B.
Create a custom master page for mobile-device browsers.
Modify the page that contains the price list to use device filters along with the MasterPageFile attribute of the @ Page directive.

C.
Add a MultiView control and two View controls to the existing page that contains the price list.
Set the ActiveViewIndex value of the MultiView control after you evaluate the Request.Browser.Type property.

D.
Add a ListView control and a DataPager control to the existing page that contains the price list.
Set the PageSize value of the DataPager control after you evaluate the Request.Browser.ScreenPixelsHeight property.