This native iPhone-App brings the user a comfortable guide about Thailand. The main-focus is the language-guide with its categories like "Daily Basics, Feelings, Traveling" and more. But this is not all, additinally you can make your own entries with phrases incase the user is missing something or just want to add his own knowledge. Furthermore the user can browse trough useful addresses and telephone-numbers from i.e hospitals, airlines and more. Theres also a list of what to do and what not when visiting Thailand.
Basically this is also the same app like the one mentioned in the category "Mobile web", but this one is a native iOS-App that is faster, dont need internet to access the language-database and is far more responsive due to beeing native.
Used Tools/Languages: Titanium Appcelerator, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, JSS, SQLite
Thai-Guide is an Application that can be either used in Browser (iOS-Safari, Safari, Firefox, IE9), as Web-App on iOS (start fullscreen, from Homescreen) or as full native App, downloaded from iTunes.
The mobile Layout is done with JQuery-mobile. All actual mobile can handle this, including iPhone (iOS 3.0), Android, BlackBerry and more. The native Version is build with Phonegap.
Find this page under the following link: http://www.a-wo.com/apps/03_thaiguide/index2.html
Every mobile version goes trough same scenarios to test the layout of different mobile browsers/clients.
The CI and other guidelines can be implemented seamless into the project too.
This one is another variation of the portfolio-site with nearly same content as the main Website.
The mobile Layout is done with mobileJQuery. All actual mobile can handle this, including iPhone (iOS 3.0), Android, BlackBerry and more.
Find this page under the following link: http:www.a-wo.com/mobile/index.php
Every mobile version goes trough same scenarios to test the layout of different mobile browsers/clients.
The CI and other guidelines can be implemented seamless into the project too.
This mobile Website is basically the exactly same page, with exactly same content as the main Website.
The mobile Layout is done with CSS-rendering of the original page. This assures that every user can see the same content.
You can simply try this in your Web-Browser if you change the window-size to lower than 480 px in width.
This Website is the addition to the Thai-Guide iPhone-App. It gives the same functiones but this time for the desktop, including an option to sync the own made entries with the iPhone-version.
Used languages/tools: Visual Webdeveloper 2010, C#, SQL, JQuery, HTML/CSS
Another Joomla based easy and simple website. The customer just wanted an platform that serves the basics. The client wat to add the information himself, so i build it as CMS with the help of joomla.
The shop is based on osCommerce, a free to use Online-Shop-System.
Used languages are: HTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript
An simple Layout for an driving-school in germany. Texts where already given trough an old version of the page. The main website was static HTML, while this one is based on the Joomla CMS System.
Used languages and tools are: Joomla, HTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript.
This is my example Website with the corresponding Webshop. While the website offer information about Thailand and all the secrets, the Online-Shop offer you a variety of items, all directly imported from Thailand.
The shop is based on osCommerce, a free to use Online-Shop-System.
Used languages are: HTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript
Here you see this Website and the corresponding Thai-Version of it. If this website is loaded on devices with a lower than 480 display-resolution it will render as mobile version of the page. You can test this easily if you change your browser-window-size to that value.
Used languages are: HTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript, Spry, JQuery.
With dozens of different E-Mail clients out there, sometimes the chance is high that a certain Newsletter is not displayed well, due to the different rendering-styles of the browsers. Added to that there is the problem that a lot of users read E-Mails in Clients like Lotus Express and Outlook 2007, winch do nearly everything to make the E-Mail ugly.
All Newsletters i program go trough extended testing scenarious. Experience in nearly all known browser-products in the market guarantees good results when it comes to this problem.
