Applications / development mobile applications
Mobile applications
We build mobile experiences with clear flow, good performance and backend prepared for growth.
Background
When this service makes sense
iOS, Android or cross-platform applications for customers, teams, sales or operations.
- Main needmobile applications development
- Role in the projectWeb and mobile applications, SaaS platforms and portals connected to company data and processes.
- Result pursuedWe build mobile experiences with clear flow, good performance and backend prepared for growth.
Deliverables
What usually comes into the project
The exact list shall be adjusted after the audit, but these modules frequently appear in mobile applications projects.
01Application Strategy
02Mobile UX
03iOS / Android development
04Backend API
05Publication and testing
Mobile applications
A mobile application is worth it when repeated use justifies installation
Mobile applications make sense when the user often returns, needs notifications, quick access, field functions or better experience than in the browser. We start by deciding if you need a native app, cross-platform or PWA.
- Recurrent use caseThe application must resolve a repeated action: commands, appointments, land, reporting, fidelity or support.
- Backend readyA good mobile application needs API, authentication, roles, notifications and synchronized data.
- UX for phoneMobile streams should be designed for use on your phone, with short steps and quick interactions.
- Publication and testingWe're preparing Buildings, testing on Devices and Steps for App Store or Google Play.
Choice
Native, cross-platform or PWA?
The technical choice must be related to budget, public, performance, native functions and launch pace.
Cross-platform
Suitable when: you want iOS and Android with a controlled budget and standard business functions.
Keep in mind: Advanced native functions may require separate implementation.
Native application
Best suited when: performance, hardware functions or platform-specific experience are critical.
Keep in mind: cost and maintenance increase for two platforms.
PWA
Suitable when: you want adjustable mobile experience, but without the complexity of the application shops.
Keep in mind: notifications and native functions have different limitations on platforms.
Web responsive
Best suited when: use is occasional and does not justify the installation of an application.
Keep in mind: not the mobile application force if a fast website solves the problem more simply.
Quality signals
How do we start without blocking the budget?
For mobile applications, the risk is to build too much before validating the use. This is why we define MVPM, backend and test scenarios before full development.
- Documented decision: native, cross-platform, PWA or web responsive.
- Main flows defined prior to development.
- API, authentication, permits and planned notifications.
- Testing on actual devics and usage scenarios.
- Roadmap for versions, maintenance and publication.
Connection
Service works better when it's connected to the rest of the project
Any service works better when connected to the rest of the ecosystem: content, SEO, data, operation, hosting and maintenance.
- Web applications
- Mobile applications
- SaaS platforms
- Portals and internal systems
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Frequently Asked Questions
Before we begin the project
Choice, stages and support for mobile applications.
01 / Choice
What's useful to know
Native application or cross-platform?
The choice depends on the necessary budget, complexity, performance and native functionalities.
What information are we preparing for the first discussion?
Users' roles, main flow and an example of data used in the application. We clarify the targeted devices, authentication, payments and external systems prior to estimation.
02 / Planning
Purpose, budget and stages
What can the project include?
For mobile applications, starting points are: Application Strategy; Mobile UX; iOS / Android Development; Backend API; Publication and Testing. In the offer we specify deliverables, limits and responsibilities; the list adapts to your situation.
How do we set the budget and the timetable?
The budget and timing depend on the flows, roles, integrations and platforms we launch. For a first version, we choose the functions necessary for validation and determine what can be added later.
03 / Continuity
Verification and support
How do you verify the result before handover?
We test authentication, permissions and main flows, including error cases. We check the behavior on the devices targeted and validate the scenarios with the users who will use the product.
What happens after handover?
At launch, we agree monitoring, support and responsibility for updates. App store publishing, where needed, and new features have clearly defined steps and costs in the proposal.