James and Jessi are both developers working on a mobile website for a customer. James develops the site using traditional HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript while Jessi uses the FITML platform. Over time, as new device and browser updates are released, James' site requires extensive reworking to maintain compatibility while Jessi's site remains updated automatically through FITML. The customer grows frustrated with the extra costs from James' site, while Jessi is able to take on new projects smoothly and ensure compatibility across all devices.

1. The storyofJessi & James 1 Two Developers – one Goal: A mobile website Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/blyzz/5329090461

2. The Job 2 The customer wants a mobile corporate website. James realizes the mobile website traditional in HTML5, JavaScript. Jessi has registered on fitml.com and realizes the mobile website in FITML, HTML5, JavaScript. So let´s start the job!

3. Research 3 James does research about HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript … Jessi reads our documentation of FITML. Also she does research about HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.

4. Developing 4 James is working hard on his page. … also is Jessi.

5. Finally 5 The page of James is finally realized. It works fine on his iPhone4. The page of Jessi also looks nice.

6. But then 6

7. Update 7 Apple rolls out a new Update of iOS. Two weeks later, Google also comes with an Android update. The Browsers of the iPhone- and Android Phones now support more CSS3 and have more differences than the older versions.

8. Update 8 The code of James needs an update. He spends time in coding and testing. The customer isn’t really willing to pay the extra cost. Jessi doesn´t have this problem. The team of fitml.com maintains updates of operating systems in the database.

9. Update 9 James works hard to get it up and running. Jessi is ready to earn money.

10. But then 10

11. Other devices 11 The customer tests the mobile site with his family. He comes with other devices like Nokia, BlackBerry, iPad etc. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29881930@N00/2086642192/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/smieyetracking/5546549150/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/29881930@N00/2086641268/

12. Device fragmentation 12 The page of James supports a few devices, but not the BlackBerry and Nokia of the customer. James begins again with coding. Jessi doesn´t have this problem. The team of fitml.com maintains devices in the database.

13. Device fragmentation 13 James works hard. The customer is now really angry. Also James. It’s the second time that the customer must pay. The customer of Jessi is happy. She gets a new project.

15. Develop mobile Websites, Web Apps and Hybrid Apps.

16. Ensure highest quality on any device.

17. Develop once and stay updated to any new device.

18. Increase project efficiency.

19. Accelerate the time-to-market.