Presentation and Function Enhanced for Different Screens

All sites respond, not all are responsive.

We create responsive web sites. The emerging technologies and methods behind this approach produce site designs that adapt - both visually and functionally - to a full range of screens and devices. Today's most effective sites possess the capacity to alter their layout to fit each viewer's environment. In other words, they're friendly, even considerate.

Scale matters - fluid web technology adjusts, so users don't have to.

A responsive site rearranges and resizes its content and differentiates between touch screens and standard displays. When accessing your site on handheld screens, users are presented with the same legible layout and comfortable response of an app. Pinching, pulling and swiping to navigate or locate content is minimized. The experience is simpler and more natural.

Palm of the hand to display on the wall:
Find a place - wherever your audience is.

Touch-based interfaces - and eventually touchless interfaces - are driving new approaches. With more limited power capacity and memory capabilities than desktops and noteboooks, smartphones and tablets have different needs. We are taking a lead in insuring that the rapidly expanding base of mobile customers feels comfortable and satisfied with the presentation and interaction that our client's sites deliver.

Try this site, for example, on different devices and screens to see what we mean. On a desktop display, you can resize the window to see the responsive characteristics in action.

Choose Your Level of Collaboration

Gain control. Redecorate. Move the furniture.

If you want blogging capabilities, or the option to add and modify content yourself, you can do this with a content management site – without having to learn web markup and scripting languages.

We most often create these sites with WordPress – a mature, award-winning, and widely adopted open-source engine for content management and blogging.

Freedom and flexibility to manage content yourself.

As the most popular content management platform on the web, WordPress features a graphical interface - the Dashboard - where users can add and edit content in a visual interface similar to an email or word processing application. The Dashboard also provides for managing who can access the site to make changes.

Built in style and features.

For content management sites, we build templates that determine the layout and features for various page types but leave space for you to add images, text, video or blog commentary. Along with templates, a package of code and images called a theme is produced that is responsible for the site's overall visual style. Custom built WordPress themes afford significant control over a site's appearance and functionality. Numerous sites that take advantage of WordPress, for its blogging and CMS features, look nothing like a conventional blog because they employ a unique theme.