Tragic Media Launches New Mobile Responsive Magento E-Commerce Site for SportRX
San Diego, CA, April 06, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Tragic Media is a digital agency dedicated to delivering the highest quality technical web asset and platform development while also working with clients to align site functionality with business goals. See the full case study here.
Working with SportRX for several years to help them optimize their online store to become the leader in the sports eyeware space, the responsive site launch was helped to allow users to better engage with site content across all devices, manage order checkouts more easily while shopping with mobile devices and avoid Google search penalties for non-responsive websites.
“Our agency and our work is designed to give our clients the best value for their design and development dollar when planning and building enterprise level websites and online stores, while our primary focus is to deliver high performance sites that drive better results in terms of visibility, engagement and conversion,” said Rich Rudzinsky, owner of Tragic Media.
Tragic Media started as a digital agency with a primary focus on technical development within complex platform environments in 2009. Rich worked for some of the largest agencies in San Diego and left to start Tragic Media when he felt there was a critical need for a more client oriented agency in southern California, and Tragic quickly become known as the 911 emergency team for large agencies who ran into technical trouble on large site projects.
Occupying an office in the old city hall building in the Gaslamp, Tragic Media has now transitioned into a full service agency offering design and marketing services along with best of breed technical development and maintenance offerings for enterprise clients and those looking to scale up their online business assets. Tragic Media is currently taking on new clients, so please feel free to reach out for a no obligation discovery conversation and visit their Why Tragic page to hear more about they can help you with your project.
Media Contact
steven.bowen@tragicmedia.com
Tragic Media
619-795-6677
433 G ST #202
San Diego, CA 92101
Working with SportRX for several years to help them optimize their online store to become the leader in the sports eyeware space, the responsive site launch was helped to allow users to better engage with site content across all devices, manage order checkouts more easily while shopping with mobile devices and avoid Google search penalties for non-responsive websites.
“Our agency and our work is designed to give our clients the best value for their design and development dollar when planning and building enterprise level websites and online stores, while our primary focus is to deliver high performance sites that drive better results in terms of visibility, engagement and conversion,” said Rich Rudzinsky, owner of Tragic Media.
Tragic Media started as a digital agency with a primary focus on technical development within complex platform environments in 2009. Rich worked for some of the largest agencies in San Diego and left to start Tragic Media when he felt there was a critical need for a more client oriented agency in southern California, and Tragic quickly become known as the 911 emergency team for large agencies who ran into technical trouble on large site projects.
Occupying an office in the old city hall building in the Gaslamp, Tragic Media has now transitioned into a full service agency offering design and marketing services along with best of breed technical development and maintenance offerings for enterprise clients and those looking to scale up their online business assets. Tragic Media is currently taking on new clients, so please feel free to reach out for a no obligation discovery conversation and visit their Why Tragic page to hear more about they can help you with your project.
Media Contact
steven.bowen@tragicmedia.com
Tragic Media
619-795-6677
433 G ST #202
San Diego, CA 92101
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Tragic Media
Steven Bowen
858-405-6920
tragicmedia.com
Steven Bowen
858-405-6920
tragicmedia.com
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