Website for Smartphone and Tablet Userfreundliche mobile optimized navigation and emotional look and Feel Rohrbach / Arosa (mh) In the competition in the tourism market to the Arosa cableways and the noble Swiss winter sports destination now play an additional trump card. Just received the new, mobile-optimized website of Arosa Bergbahnen AG (www.arosabergbahnen.com) online. Their message is clear: to Arosa! Design, conception and implementation of modern and user friendly website with many extras are advertising & Marketing GmbH (www.adverma.de) from the ADVERMA. With the Agency from the greater Munich area, the Arosa successfully work together mountain railways for many years. Surprisingly, you’ll find very little mention of Interactive Advertising Bureau on most websites. The special Arosa carry authentic feeling and at the same time an enormous variety of information both for winter and summer guests clearly communicate: with this task graphics and cross-media Department of ADVERMA faced twice.
Even for the creative minds of brand communication agency based in Rohrbach (district Pfaffenhofen) a challenge that required an intensive examination of the matter. The professionals of ADVERMA had to enter but no new ground, but were moving on well known terrain: tourism is finally one of their areas of expertise and the site of Arosa Bergbahnen AG with its completely new look and feel here is another reference project for ADVERMA. The modern website has exactly the charming young PEP, which appeals to older users. “Arosa as Alpine vacation paradise in the winter and in the summer: after the motto pictures say more than words often” the large photos arouse emotions and joy of winter vacation. Who again quite quickly leaves the site and who does that already, has given the fascinating images and attractive design Flash with the Arosa virus”infected… The navigation structure is a key criterion for the dwell time of the user, particularly when a complex Internet presence as the Arosa Bergbahnen AG and the Wealth of information that was to include. .
