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 [[Image:Process-of-a-mobile-request.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Process of a Mobile Request]]
-The setup of the visual interface has to be implemented via the application framework of the specific e-shop software. Therefore the application framework provides a so called mobile application programming interface (short: mobile API). This mobile API threads the necessary content information for every single request of a mobile device. A markup language (e.g. HTML5) predefines the layout of the requested mobile page. Furthermore, this mobile API enables an external management service to finally configure the mobile content. Such an external service is needed for the
+The setup of the visual interface has to be implemented via the application framework of the specific e-shop software. Therefore the application framework provides a so called mobile application programming interface (short: mobile API). This mobile API threads the necessary content information for every single request of a mobile device. A markup language (e.g. HTML5) predefines the layout of the requested mobile page.
+Furthermore, this mobile API enables an external management service to finally configure the mobile content. Such an external service is mostly a company that is primarily specializing in concerns of the mobile web. They direct a heavy expertise of mobile software & hardware as well as mobile usability. Currently a quick & high divided developement underlies the age of the mobile technology. The cooperation with such external services ensures that the e-shop always offers up-to-date mobile content.
+Finally the request of a mobile device to the URL of an e-shop enables the application framework to chek out its technical relevant information. As you can see in the figure, the redirection to the mobile page passes the management service & the mobile content can be processed back to the requesting device.