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 Our working process is simple but effective:
 The process starts when we send you our Mobile Web Design Questionnaire to fill out, which is the tool that helps us to gather information regarding your brand, your company, the products or services you sell, your target market, your competitors, and your communication goals for the new project.
Once we receive your answers, we will process this information, analyze your current web site, and make suggestions for layout, content organization and structure. The goal is to reduce the number of features in your web site if necessary, adapting it to the mobile context in which the user will be interacting with it.
We will send you a wire frame of the new site which is helping you to understand how the user will navigate your site and reach the 'hot' areas. Once approved, we will move forward to graphics design.
After digesting the information sent by your company and understanding the desired user experience, our designers’ team will start sketching ideas for the new site creative, looking for a balance between aesthetics and usability.
You will receive initial ideas for your mobile home page, and turn to us with your feedback of thoughts about them.
We will refine our sketches until we agree on what is the look and feel for your new mobile web site. Then, we are moving to the internal pages which will need a process similar to the one detailed before.
The next stage is turning the 'mockups' into functional web pages. This will require of cross mobile platform compatible XHTML coding. We test our projects on several mobile platforms, being able to send you screen captures backing up our work.
If your web site is running a mobile web application, our programming team continues with the project at this point.
Your mobile web site is ready to go live!
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Mobile web design is not about shrinking your desktop web site to make it fit the reduced space in smart phone screens. Actually, is about seeing the mobile web site as a new product, despite you are displaying the same core information, or coming up with a completely new service. Together, we will be rethinking the available features and aesthetics to the new, mobile context.
