The document discusses common mistakes to avoid when creating a mobile application, emphasizing the importance of proper app design and user experience. It highlights key areas such as workflow, platform prioritization, user onboarding, and the dangers of assuming users will engage without incentives. The text also underscores the necessity of beta testing by unfamiliar users to gather valuable feedback.

1. Avoid these mistakes
when creating your app.

2. • The mobile application development industry has grown
significantly.
• As a result, the number of jobs in the IT industry continues to
grow. But ... let's find out what it takes to design an app!
• According to a recent study, there are millions of applications
worldwide, and the number is growing by the day.
• Not all apps reach the threshold of success and many apps fail
due to poor app design.
• In this section, we will explain the mistakes you should avoid
while designing your app.

3. • It is easy to identify errors in the development phase.
• We may allow users to test applications, and errors may be
corrected based on the results.
• However, ignoring errors during the testing phase makes it
extremely difficult to test the application.
• Even experienced developers will make mistakes throughout
the entire app development process.
• No matter how good they are, they always make mistakes.
• This will harm the brand image.
• Worst of all, the error can be so minor that we can't find it.
• However, it will have a significant impact on the performance
of the app.

4. • We've compiled a list of the most common mistakes made
during app development.
• This will help designers and developers to work more
efficiently while designing and developing.
• The rest of the list is as follows.

5. Ignoring the flow of the application
• It is important that the application has the right workflow and
is easy for users to use.
• If you do not take into account the flow of the app before
designing it, you will make a big mistake.
• Users may be confused about how to access a particular app
feature.
• It is also possible that once you start designing something will
come up that you may have ignored, and you will be forced to
undo the previous work.
• As a result, it's important to remember the proper flow of the
app.

6. Designing apps for all platforms
• Both Android and iOS are at odds.
• Putting money into both apps at the same time is a bad idea
because if your app fails, you will lose money on both
platforms.
• If you prefer to design your app for just one platform, you can
get a quick overview of all the reviews.
• Even if your design fails, you can improve it on a different
platform.
• This will save you a lot of money.

7. It is bad to expect users to use the service
without paying anything in return.
• This is a bug and one of the most common mistakes made by
app developers.
• If you have nothing to offer, signing up is not a good idea for
users as they will not waste their time doing so.
• If you are selling something, however, you need to show what
you are selling before you can ask a customer to subscribe.
• On the App Store page, you can do this by including
screenshots and descriptions.

8. Ignoring the importance of onboarding
• After downloading the app, the first step in using it is
onboarding.
• The first impression is important.
• If you are unable to make a positive first impression, no one
will use your app.
• The whole process of how to use the app should be shown to
the users.
• Create appropriate slides or animations that illustrate every
detail.

9. The app does not prioritize the user experience
• To attract the user, an excellent design is required.
• If you do not have a good app layout design, it will be difficult
for you to get more people to download your app.
• As a result, make sure your app is well-designed.

10. There are many options.
• Make sure your app doesn't have too many features, as this
will confuse the user about the various features of the app.
• Start with a simple design and gradually add features that will
attract users to use the app.

11. Having a variety of design layouts
• Users may be confused if there are multiple design layouts in
a single app.
• App design doesn't seem standard and giving the app a
negative image seems to be quite normal.

12. Testing your beta
• Since alpha testing is performed by developers and designers,
the Beta Test should be performed by someone unfamiliar
with the app.
• This is because we need to hear from users and non-users of
the app.