Mobile Apps Development

All apps start with an idea. That idea is usually refined into a solid basis for an application.The inception stage is all about defining and refining the idea for an app. In order to create a successful app, it’s important to ask some fundamental questions which forms the crux of the inception phase.

Smartphones and tablets now have their own user experience guidelines and rules. To alight them with your project, we develop a proof of concept, an interactive visualization of the app. We use neat mock up tools with a high focus on usability, we create wireframes that demonstrates major scenarios and how the user interacts with your app. Once finished, we send you all mockups for your feedback.

Once you have a good idea of what it is you want to design, the next step is start trying to solve the User Experience or UX.

The design phase consists of defining the app’s User Experience (UX) such as what the general layout is, how it works, etc., as well as turning that UX into a proper User Interface (UI) design, usually with the help of a graphic designer.

Usually the most resource intensive phase, this is the actual building of the application. The development phase usually starts very early. In fact, once an idea has some maturation in the conceptual/inspiration phase, often a working prototype is developed that validates functionality, assumptions, and helps to give an understanding of the scope of the work.

When development is far enough along, QA usually begins to test the application and bugs are fixed. Often times an application will go into a limited beta phase in which a wider user audience is given a chance to use it and provide feedback and inform changes. Stabilization is the process of working out the bugs in your app. Not just from a functional standpoint, e.g.: “It crashes when I click this button,” but also Usability and Performance. It’s best to start stabilization very early within the development process so that course corrections can occur before they become costly. Typically, applications go into Prototype, Alpha, Beta, and Release Candidate stages.

To test your app, our QA team works with checklists, specifications and wireframes created at the earlier stages. We now operate with 40+ mobile devices to make sure your apps really perform and work flawlessly on every mobile platform – iOS, Android and Windows. All these mobile devices and tablets are available to our developers and testers – they can test any app, anytime. Once an app is rigorously tested, you can be absolutely sure that user experience, features, and look-and-feel are maintained throughout the entire mobile app ecosystem.