Things to consider before you begin
Mobile web vs. Native vs. Hybrid
Before deciding what to build, understand your options. Mobile web is the most versatile and easiest to maintain, but can be limiting if you need robust device integration.
- Which One is Better?
- Difference Between Web vs Hybrid vs Native Apps
- What’s the Difference Between Web Apps, Native Apps, and Hybrid Apps?
Build vs. Buy
Existing products may already solve the problems that concern your users. They might not be a perfect fit, but could provide real benefit far more quickly.
True Cost
Offering a software solution is never without cost. Understand the real costs for ongoing development, maintenance, support, and communication.
Create a successful project
Solve the Right Problems, for Real Users
Understand and prioritize your user population(s), their needs, and their goals for your software.
Aim for Simplicity
What’s the simplest solution that will provide real benefit to your users?
- Understand Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
- Mobile-First Responsive Approach
- Product Strategy Means Saying No
Continuous Improvement
Build a solid foundation, put it in front of users, and then optimize through iteration.
Development concerns
So Many Options
Choosing the technology upon which to build is a huge step. Understand your various options.
- Four Ways To Build a Mobile Application
- Your Options When It Comes to App Development
- Learn Mobile Development
Frameworks and Toolkits
Let others do some of the heavy lifting with your technology stack.
Performance Tuning
Performance is a primary concern for good user experience. Optimize your applications.