LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT US:

Liquid Wireless is a performance marketing company that is focused on helping national advertisers promote their products on the mobile web. Everything we do is focused on delivering experiences on mobile devices and we want to make sure that our site conveys this focus.

We are based in Portland Maine and think of our company as an innovative leader in this new advertising channel.

Based on our early focus we have attracted the attention of many great national advertisers and we want our site to convey the professionalism and innovation that they expect from us.

HERE IS WHAT WE NEED:

We need a design for our homepage and an interior page of our site. Wireframes for these two pages are attached to the project.

The homepage should focus on a high end mobile phone like the Nexus One. We will later put a demo of our product inside the mobile phone screen.

The interior page should try to flow as well as possible from the homepage, but the focus will be on a large area to display text. We'll use this page for more verbose descriptions of our product and our blog.

OUR TARGET AUDIENCE IS:

Our audience is direct response advertisers who are researching our company trying to learn more about our product offering.

We want them to understand that we are focused exclusively on the mobile channel and that we are a highly professional and innovative organization that is driving real results for our customers.

Our site should look sleek and cool techy.

WE LIKE THESE EXAMPLES:

http://www.hugeinc.com/ this site look bold and at the same time professional. I really like the bold headline.

http://www.razorfish.com/ this site is also visually interesting while only starting with a small amount of content and then allowing the user to explore more.

http://www.zachklein.com/ this site projects the central focus on Zach, which is what we want to do with our phone demo. This site also conveys part of the hip techy feel that we would like.

WE ABSOLUTELY MUST HAVE THIS IN OUR PIECE:

A high end phone like the Nexus One as a central element of our design. Other requirements are in the attached wireframes though we're open to other ideas regarding placement.