We design and build websites optimized for smartphones. We also build iOS and Android apps. In Lithuania we helped some of the most visited websites go mobile. In most cases we already know what works and what doesn't.
Skelbiu.lt is the largest and the most popular listings website in Lithuania. The biggest challenge in this project was to allow users both search the content by keywords and browse it by categories using one very basic interface.
The site is known for its simplicity, so we had to weight every decision very carefully and make sure that users won't have to think when using the site.
Aruodas.lt is the leading real-estate listings website in Lithuania. This site is rich with funcionality and has a seizable group of power users. In this case we faced multiple trade-offs when building the search results page.
We are very pleased with the final version, as it contains very few interface elements and almost all of the full-site functionality. We are also very proud of the pagination as we came up with this approach on our own.
Zebra.lt is a news portal focusing on entertainment and events, a project owned by Telia Sonera group. This project was particularly interesting as it is the only mobile website in Lithuania to list all movies and entertainment events. It also features movie reviews, media galleries and more.
One of the first mobile websites designed by Mediapark - a listings portal for buying and selling cars. The site was built without using Javascript, therefore it runs on any phone, even the old ones. To make the site usable we had to rethink dropdown menus and the double price range selection part.
Vz.lt is a the leading business related news portal in the Baltics. We focused on making the site simple, fast and friendly to returning visitors. To make that possible, we've designed a function, that allows visitors to choose topics or keywords they like to read about. The project was a success, also one of the first mainstream mobile websites in Lithuania at the time.
This is a web-based quiz for people interested in politics, built right before parliament elections in Lithuania. Users have to match politicians and their point of view on certain topics. Points are given depending on the accuracy of the answers, users compete against each other in the leader boards.