There has been a stupendous advancement in technology that has impacted almost every everything in this world. It has changed our day-to-day lives in many ways, from ordering food online to studying courses from distant universities to booking an appointment for a spa. It has made our lives somewhat effortless.
Given the rise of personalized products and services in the online marketplace, it’s no wonder that user-centred app design is on everyone’s mind. The challenge, however, is not in choosing user-centred design, but actually putting it into practice.
Social media has been the most powerful platform since the past decade. Back then no one probably thought
The world we live in is a fast-paced, efficiency hungry and a dynamic one. To keep up with the times, it is absolutely quintessential a person, product or service is able to manage not only one task but multiple tasks at one go. The end-line—you cannot just stick to one thing anymore. The cloud is a brilliant example of this phenomenon.
As a business owner, one constantly finds themselves caught up in between the ever classic dilemma- to stay within the box or to step out of it. Each with their own pros and cons, it is natural to not be entirely sure about if you are making the right decision for your company or not. The best way to go about it is to ask for help when you are not sure about what you are getting yourself involved into.
In today’s app-saturated market, retention is the most important measurement for gauging how much value your app is truly generating for its users. Considering that less than 25% of people return to an app the day after installing according to a 2016 mobile marketing report by Appboy, a lack of value creation can turn your latest distribution strategy into a costly mistake.
The famous quote: “Design is not the way it looks but the way it works.” was coined by none other than Steve Jobs. Jobs, was a pioneer in the field of design and technology. You can tell an Apple Product apart from any other product simply because of their design, not only the one that is visible.
Mobile web browsing is becoming highly prevalent and it is not just a passing fad in the Internet industry.
The development of software applications emerged post the creation of the first digital computers. The early applications that were built could only be used on standalone desktop machines.
By the end of next year, market demand for mobile app development services is expected to grow at least five times faster than internal IT organizations’ capacity to supply them, as stated by Gartner, Inc. But where is this demand coming from?
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