• Device recognition. Accessing the site is simple. Thanks to device recognition, there’s no need for bank customers to memorize a separate web address. In addition, we designed the mobile version of the site to be visually appealing and functional, whether it is accessed from an Android phone, a Blackberry, or an iPhone.
• Concise, drop-down menus. Mobile users can access any portion of the site from Personal Banking to Investment Services in a single window. This cuts down on load times and keeps you in the same browser window, eliminating the need for constantly going back and forth between windows.
• Quick contact information. We also added the ability to call River City Bank right from the webpage. Rather than searching through an entire menu for contact information, it’s right there at your fingertips.
• Custom Design. Our designer expanded on the same theme of the web version, giving the mobile site continuity and reinforcing the bank’s brand image.

Google’s Android OS boasts great potential for application development and is a great tool for us multitaskers with multiple windows and fast movement between layers. At least, these are the reasons we decided to give it a try.

And thanks to one well designed app, this is the first web update made entirely from the G1.