When developing a native iOS application, the programming language used is called Swift. It is a modern approach to safety, performance, and software design patterns. Beat the iOS market by leveraging Appello’s expertise in developing mobile apps that work seamlessly, are user-friendly and visually enticing.
58% of Australian apps are available on both the Apple and Google Play Stores. Whether deciding to develop a native iOS app or cross-platform, Appello’s team of professionals will assist on your project from start to finish. Here are a few benefits of iPhone app development:
Smooth performance is extremely important to ensure great user experience. At Appello, we understand how to ensure that our clients’ iOS apps run smoothly and bug-free.
When developing native solutions, flexibility to create custom solutions are easier since all the tools and features available in the operating system can be utilised.
iOS outperforms Android when it comes to post-installation interactions and experiences. Our team of expert UI/UX designers do extensive user research before every project.
The high-end security layer that iPhone app development offers is a major advantage. This feature is ideal for businesses that want to keep their sensitive data safe.
The app development process contains several steps and involves multiple teams.
Here is an overview:
After receiving the client brief, our team of UI/UX designers create user flows, UX wireframes and design mockups with interactive prototypes for the client to get a real indication of how the app will look and function. Finally, the UI design gets approved.
Once sprint planning development has been completed, our team of experienced front-end and back-end developers will build the app and perform quality checks with the QA team.
We collect user data and feedback after the production goes live which we use to improve and build new features. Continued support is provided with several marketing services available to make sure your app is a success.
In hindsight, I would have asked them to do the project management from the get-go.
Simon Farrow
CIO of Walker Corp