Wireframes are the digital form of sketches. Wireframes are conceptual layouts, also referred to as low-fidelity mockups—they give visual structure to your app’s functional requirements. With wireframes, the focus is more on aesthetics and user experience, not on color schemes and styles. Creating wireframes is a quick and cost-effective approach for designing app layouts and iterating through them in the design review process.

This part includes database and server-side objects necessary for supporting functions of your mobile app. If you are using an existing back-end platform, then modifications may be needed for supporting the desired mobile functionality. An Application Programming Interface (API) is a method of communication between the app and a back-end server/database. Clients and developers together sit and decide on the mobile backend platform to manage the scalability and functionality requirements.

Prototypes are highly useful for simulating the user experience and the app’s workflows expected from the finished product. While prototype development can be time-consuming, the efforts are well worth it, as they offer early-stage testing of your app’s design and functionality. Often, prototypes help identify modifications to the app’s proposed functionality.

During the development phase our development team will begin implementing the styles and functionality of your app. As it is completed, our experts are assigned back to a project manager or QA tester for review. Good project managers are able to fully optimize developer workloads during this process by properly redistributing assignments throughout the sprint. It is important that our development team fully understand the goals of the application as a whole and for the specific feature we are working on.

When you decide to create a new app, it is inevitable to keep testing the app. It helps in keeping the cost low and to build a qualitative app. The farther in you go into the mobile app development cycle, the costlier it becomes to fix the bug. When developing mobile apps whether it is a hybrid app or native mobile apps, before the finalization of the app reveals to the world, the process of app development includes the testing of the mobile app by our QA team. Who runs various tests to make sure that the app works flawlessly.

There are two main components to deploying your mobile app into the world. The first involves deploying your web server (API) into a production environment that is scalable. The second is deploying your app to the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. However, you will need a developer account with Apple App Store and Google Play Store before launching your mobile app.