Arriscraft Launches New Mobile Site

Words: Bronzella Cleveland
Arriscraft Mobile Site

Arriscraft, a General Shale Company, has launched a cross-platform mobile website that enables users to plan, calculate and install on the go. The mobile site launch follows a recent redesign of the company's main website, finessed to improve access to the product information and technical support customers need every day.

"We recognize that our customers in the building and design industry require quick access to our product information wherever they may be working. Our new mobile website addresses this need for instant access and also follows our commitment to digital communications that helps reduce printed materials," said Glen Frankling, VP of sales and distribution.

Arriscraft decided to leverage a web-based, cross-platform design, with mobile-specific content and tools, that operates on Android, Blackberry® and iPhone® devices, including iPads® and generic tablets. "Our focus is customer support: we carefully developed key information and tools on a cross-platform mobile site that allows everyone access," says Marta Zonneveld, marketing manager at Arriscraft.

The mobile website features a photo gallery, complete product overview, technical installation guides and video links, dealer locator, key literature, as well as a proprietary building stone calculator for estimating material requirements. Users also can quickly access Arriscraft's social media accounts for the most current updates, news and events.

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