Adaptive Web Design That Actually Works
We build websites that respond intelligently to how people actually use them. Not just responsive layouts that shrink down, but thoughtful interfaces that adapt their behavior based on screen size, device capabilities, and user context. Because your visitors deserve better than a desktop site squeezed onto a phone screen.
Built for Real-World Usage
We started focusing on adaptive design back in 2019 after watching too many clients struggle with mobile traffic that didn't convert. The problem wasn't the traffic—it was websites treating phone users like an afterthought.
Now we approach every project by mapping actual user journeys first. A customer checking your hours on their phone during lunch has different needs than someone researching services at their desk. Your site should recognize that difference and respond accordingly.
Context-Aware Navigation
Menus that reorganize based on screen real estate and touch capabilities, not just viewport width.
Performance Budgets
Smaller devices get optimized assets automatically—no 5MB hero images on mobile data.
Touch-First Interactions
Buttons sized for fingers, not mouse cursors. Swipe gestures where they make sense.
Progressive Enhancement
Core functionality works everywhere. Advanced features load when the browser can handle them.
Who Builds Your Site Matters
We're a small team, which means you'll work directly with the people actually writing your code. No project managers playing telephone between you and developers who never hear your concerns.
Torsten Kallstrom
Lead Developer
Spent seven years at a Taiwan e-commerce platform optimizing checkout flows for mobile. Now applies those conversion-focused patterns to client sites. Probably overthinks button placement, but your analytics will thank him.
Siobhan Dempsey
UX Designer
Designs interfaces by testing on actual devices, not just browser DevTools. Maintains a drawer full of old phones specifically to catch layout issues that only appear on that one Android version from 2018.
How We Actually Build This Stuff
Our process isn't revolutionary—we just do the research and testing that most agencies skip because it takes time. But that upfront work means fewer surprises during development and sites that work correctly the first time.
Usage Analysis
We dig into your existing analytics (if you have them) and competitor sites to understand how people in your industry actually use mobile devices. What tasks are they trying to complete? Where do they get stuck?
Content Prioritization
Not everything from your desktop site needs to appear on mobile. We work with you to identify what matters most at different screen sizes and organize accordingly.
Prototype Testing
Before writing production code, we build interactive prototypes and test them on real devices with actual users. This catches usability issues when they're still easy to fix.
Iterative Development
We build in two-week cycles, deploying to a staging environment so you can see progress and give feedback while there's still time to adjust the approach.
Performance Optimization
Once features are working, we optimize load times and interactions. This includes image compression, code splitting, and caching strategies based on your actual traffic patterns.
Post-Launch Monitoring
We stick around for the first month after launch, watching analytics and error logs to catch issues that only surface with real traffic volumes.
Ready to Build Something Better?
We're scheduling projects for late 2025 and early 2026. If you'd like to discuss your specific needs and see if we're a good fit, we'd be happy to walk through your current site and talk about what adaptive design could do for your business.
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