There used to be a time when mobile was an iconic identity of richness, those days are over here in the market need actively performing applications for their smartphones. So why do not provide our brand services through mobile application..
Mobile usage has seemingly taken over our lives. People in the United States spend 5 hours per day on their mobile devices and developing countries this date is 7-8 hours. Here is one more interesting fact only 7-8 % peoples often do use web browsers whereas 92% is using mobile apps.
So now all businesses are known how much effectively interference of mobile app in fact 35-40% small scale business is on mobile in India country.
So what should be in your mobile app or what is suitable app development technology for UX-UI, let’s have a look, here we are discussing about three milestone parameters.
Development There are numerous approaches, technologies, and programming languages that can be used to build a mobile app.For front-end development, there are basically 3 approaches. They are platform-specific native, cross-platform native, and hybrid. Here is a brief overview of each approach and some articles that delve into each with greater details.
Platform-specific Native –
Apps built with this approach are written separately for each mobile platform. Code can’t be reused between Android and iOS, but these apps can be fully optimized for each platform. The UI can look entirely native (so it will fit in with the OS) and the app should work fluidly. This is often the most expensive approach, but is very tried and tested.
Cross-platform Native –
Apps built with this approach have some (or entirely shared) code, but still run natively. Common technologies used for this are React Native, Xamarin, and Native Script. This is a nice middle ground between the various approaches in that it is more cost-effective, but can still be optimized and styled for each platform.
Hybrid –
Hybrid apps are built using web technologies (HTML, CSS, Javascript) and are installed via a native wrapper. This can be done using technologies such as Cordova, Phone Gap, and Ionic. This option can be the cheapest, but also presents some very real difficulties.
User-Experience Design –
Everyone knows that how much important of this. it’s actual judgment of our mobile apps, that how long will be in the market.
whenever you will develop your application, so your flow should be,
Information Architecture>Wireframes>Workflows
User-Interface Design –
Designs are basically the building blocks of your app’s design & workflow. Having a sound style guide will help tremendously with your app’s usability.
The output of this phase is a set of colors, fonts, and widgets (buttons, forms, labels, etc.) it should be attractive. You should be prefer Rendered designs for all screens.
Style guides>Rendered designs
Conclusion
The mobile app development process might seem overwhelming and involved. There are a lot of steps and difficult decision making is required along the way. But, it is an extremely rewarding process and can be quite lucrative. Also, there might be some temptation to skips steps in this process, but this guide is built upon years of experience working with app owners that chose to skip certain steps.Such kind services and development provider for globally and intentionally hybrid app development provider as a Forebear Production,we have the team and knowledge needed to deliver a fantastic mobile app.
