Product scope & user journeys
Identify user roles, core screens, account requirements and the first release. Discuss onboarding, accessibility, notifications and the situations in which people will use the app.
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Mobile App Development
Mobile applications planned around the people, devices and workflows they need to support.
For businesses building a customer app, an internal mobile tool or a companion to an existing web product.
Serving businesses worldwide with a project-specific scope, estimate and support plan.
WHAT TO PLAN01 02 03
A scope built around your needs.
Use these areas to discuss deliverables, dependencies and acceptance criteria. The final scope is agreed for your project.
App & backend integration
Plan the connection between the interface, APIs, authentication and business systems. Decide whether payments, offline usage, device features or admin workflows are required.
Testing & release preparation
Agree device coverage, test scenarios, store assets, account ownership and release responsibilities. Plan crash reporting, updates and post-release support as part of the engagement.
CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
Which approach fits your project?
| Approach | When it fits | What to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Customer-facing app | Customers need repeat access to a service. | Onboarding, account recovery and retention journeys. |
| Internal operations app | Staff work away from a desktop. | Roles, connectivity and operational reliability. |
| Cross-platform or native | Choose based on device and platform needs. | Required device features, team skills and maintenance. |
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS
Plan the brief, budget and next step.
Bring these to the discussion
- Primary users and their three most important tasks
- Target devices and intended platforms
- Existing backend, APIs and account system
- Payments, offline behaviour and release requirements
What affects cost and delivery time?
- Number and complexity of user journeys
- Backend and third-party integrations
- Device features and offline synchronisation
- Testing coverage and store release scope
Share your priorities and target date. Confirm inclusions, third-party costs and ongoing responsibilities in the proposal.
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BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Mobile App Development: your questions.
Practical answers to help you prepare a useful project brief.
Should I build an Android app, an iOS app or both?
Start with the devices used by your intended customers or staff. Audience, budget, required device capabilities and maintenance needs should guide the platform decision. Discuss whether a responsive website can meet the initial need before committing to an app.
Can a mobile app connect to my existing website or CRM?
Integration depends on the existing system and the APIs or access it provides. Share the current architecture, API documentation and authentication requirements so data flows, permissions and integration effort can be assessed.
Does the app need to work offline?
Offline support is a product decision, not an automatic feature. Define what users can view or change without connectivity, how changes are stored and how conflicts are resolved when the device reconnects.
What happens after an app is released?
Apps may need operating-system compatibility updates, issue fixes and changes to connected services. Agree monitoring, account ownership, update responsibilities and any ongoing maintenance arrangement before release.
LET’S DISCUSS THE SCOPE
Tell us what needs to work better.
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