Yesterday we launched our new-look Port Denarau Marina mobile optimised site built specially for smartphones and tablets, in the big step towards a fully responsive website.
You’ll notice a brand-new look and feel that showcases all our amenities and services and presents them more beautifully than ever before.
Use of mobiles and tablets is increasing amazingly fast with almost 30% of visits to Denarau Marina’s old website coming through handheld devices.
Port Denarau Marina launches new Mobile Responsive Website
“We want our mobile and tablet readers to have the best possible experience when using our website on smaller screens. Therefore, after several weeks of development, we are delighted to announce the launch of our new responsive mobile website.” says Port Denarau Marina’s managing director, Nigel Skeggs.
“Most of our visiting yachts and superyachts nowadays arrive with iPads and smartphones as their primary internet devices, making this especially critical for the marina.” he said in a statement.
Stuart Gow, managing director of the developing company The Army of Flying Monkeys, said he was extremely proud of the end result.
The Army of Flying Monkeys
He said, “We have rebuilt the online presence of Port Denarau Marina to be primarily a mobile site from the ground up, focusing on improving user experience, reliability and download speed.
“Our aim and brief was to provide the best user experience for reading the site whatever your device, especially tablets and smartphones.”
Mobile Screen
“The new website is a major step towards that responsive mobile goal,. It is currently optimised for both the smaller screens of smartphones and all tablets up to ten inches (iPads and Galaxy Tabs).
“If you view the site with any device anything larger such as , you will still see the same site responsively displayed for desktop sizes.” he continued.
“You’ll find our new site is responsive and will scale up and down on all mobiles and tablets.
“The site is fully repsonsive and optimised for all devices from your phone up to your enormous Mac Thunderbolt display.”