Adaptive design means that the site’s layout adapts to fit the screen no matter what device or screen size the user views it on. This one-web approach requires more work, but results in true, cross-platform support without burden of native apps or the need to invest in one or more device-specific ecosystems.

Interested in an adaptive design for your next web project? We can work with you to make it happen.

The tour was re-created as a mobile web app that runs on any smartphone or tablet with a modern web browser. Historical sites are marked on an interactive map and provide photos, facts, and in-depth architectural information for each site.

The custom mobile web app was build using HTML5, jQuery Mobile, Google Maps, and Google Fusion Tables.

In the news: New app shows off historic downtown Billings

The Mortal Kombat 9 Mobile Moves List is a free web app, optimized for iOS and Android phones and tablets. It features console specific buttons and ‘Add to Home Screen’ support for full screen mode and offline access.

The app was built using Mobile Boilerplate, jQuery, and HTML5.

Toasty!

We quickly set them up with a custom designed, self-managed website with a look to match their upcoming debut album.

Using Perch CMS, band members can easily update the site content to keep things funky fresh.

Adapted from the book series cover art, the new design provides a familiar setting for Bishop Schnase’s community-building blog, stories of strength, resources, and daily devotionals.

A book gallery makes browsing and ordering Five Practices books and support resources an easy and enjoyable experience.

The site is built on WordPress 3 to keep the publishing process simple and allow for the continued growth of the site and the Five Practices community.

After you’ve decided a video game is worth playing, the next question is, should I buy or rent it?

Buy Rent Battle lets gamers decide using a simple BUY or RENT voting system, review snippets, and Disqus comments for discussion.

Buy Rent Battle was built on CodeIgniter using CloudFusion and the Amazon Product Advertising API.

Uncommon Design developed a modern, flexible web platform to help them reach these goals.

Based on Wordpress, the redesign incorporates the recently revitalized Girl Scouts national branding, with a focus on organized, relevant content.

Other features include a fully integrated events calendar, blog, and photo gallery.

The custom contest system was used for the successful Go Little Giveaway, We’re Cookin’ Up Fun, Your Way Giveaway, and Grab Some Gear Holiday Giveaway promotions.

YVC of Yellowstone County looked to Uncommon Design for a website to spread their mission, promote involvement, and showcase their ongoing community service projects.

We arrived at a clean, easy-to-navigate layout with a fresh, minimal look. Built on WordPress for simple content management, YVC staff can easily promote upcoming projects and share the outcome of each completed project.

The end result is a volunteer-friendly site designed to make a positive difference in the community.

We designed and built a custom WordPress theme to handle both.  Anna is able to add new work to the portfolio, and showcase her writing and photography on her blog, ‘Magic City Kitsch’.

Anna is an amazing contributor to the local music scene, and was awesome to work with.