The mobile application market has been expanding very rapidly. For successful mobile app development and ensuring app’s visibility, one needs to follow a systematic approach. Currently, all the models are based on two methodologies of mobile app development i.e. Waterfall methodology and Agile Methodology. In agile methodology, the different phases of app development cycle take place in parallel, with a defined pipeline of expected features and requirements. While there are many advantages of parallel development of various modules under the agile theory, the development is fraught with certain challenges. In a case a previous module doesn’t perform as expected, the entire undertaking may be subject to failure. Keeping this weakness in mind, this paper is presenting an idea of broke-implement agile method. This method is especially beneficial from a user’s point of view as it provides them the opportunity to customize the app while development is underway. Thus, it helps make the user comfortable and ensure he/ she is satisfied with the product. Moreover, this method helps user choose only the relevant features thereby translating into cost and time savings.
The recent explosion in the popularity of apps has seen more and more people set out to develop their own, and the technology behind them has changed as a result. The big technology companies which easily dominated the market in years past have had to become more competitive in order to keep up sales, while people with limited technical skills have sought out simple design modules to enable them to develop their ideas.
Mobile application development is a term used to denote the act or process by which application software is developed for handheld devices, such as personal digital assistants, enterprise digital assistants or mobile phones.
These applications can be pre-installed on phones during manufacturing platforms, or delivered as web applications using server-side or client-side processing (e.g. JavaScript) to provide an "application-like" experience within a Web browser.
For a successful app, enterprises should have the proper Development Process including Requirement Gathering, Design, Development, Quality Assurance, Launch and Maintenance. The mobile app development should be strategized considering performance, monetization, customer engagement and much more.
With these slides you will learn more about:
- Mobile App Development Process
- Strategies for Mobile App Development
- Challenges in developing Mobile App Development
Startup Engineering Cookbook for Mobile AppsManish Jain
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Top 10 steps how to create an app for your business FugenX
Many Companies believe that to create a mobile app for business will cost a considerable amount of money and that limited budget apps are likely to fail. Some reports estimate that by 2023 there will be more than 250 million smartphone users in the US.
DEVELOPMENT OF A LOCATION-BASED APPROACHING NOTIFICATION SYSTEM USING ANDROID...csandit
Mobile application uses and development is a rapidly growing sector. Nowadays mobile devices
are more powerful and portable with plenty of useful tools for assisting people handle daily life.
The main objective of this paper is to develop a mobile application that solves the problems
facing bus drivers and parents when parents do not show up, and when kids wait for a long
time. The application also produces the current drivers map to be used for bus fleet
management purposes. The application makes use of the location service on Android to specify
the current location of the driver, and the Google’s cloud to device messaging to push
approaching notifications to parents. The application is developed using an Extreme
Programming (XP) based methodology that performs the analysis, design, implementation, and
testing iteratively.
IBM Center for Applied Insights Study.
Presented by Susanne Hupfer, IBM Insight, Las Vegas, Oct. 2015.
Mobile is the new normal, and it enables enterprises to interact and engage with customers and employees in novel ways. But as mobile apps take center stage, development teams face enormous pressure, having to continually adapt to changing mobile technologies and user expectations. How do some development projects deliver great applications—meeting expectations, on time and on budget—when most don’t? According to an IBM Center for Applied Insights study involving 585 mobile development professionals, the secret lies in having both the right team and the right approach:
• Strong team with the right expertise
• Flexibility through cloud-based platforms and APIs
• Collaboration across the ecosystem
• Innovation through analytics
Mobilizing Enterprise Data for mobile apps and platformsAlex Zaltsman
InnoviMobile outlines our Mobile Action Plan for mobilizing data in the enterprise. The end goal is to unlock productivity gains by enabling workers to do their jobs and use their line of business applications more effectively.
Are you a non-technical founder confused about the technology to deploy for your new website? The presentation covers the various options available for building a website and beyond...
The recent explosion in the popularity of apps has seen more and more people set out to develop their own, and the technology behind them has changed as a result. The big technology companies which easily dominated the market in years past have had to become more competitive in order to keep up sales, while people with limited technical skills have sought out simple design modules to enable them to develop their ideas.
Mobile application development is a term used to denote the act or process by which application software is developed for handheld devices, such as personal digital assistants, enterprise digital assistants or mobile phones.
These applications can be pre-installed on phones during manufacturing platforms, or delivered as web applications using server-side or client-side processing (e.g. JavaScript) to provide an "application-like" experience within a Web browser.
For a successful app, enterprises should have the proper Development Process including Requirement Gathering, Design, Development, Quality Assurance, Launch and Maintenance. The mobile app development should be strategized considering performance, monetization, customer engagement and much more.
With these slides you will learn more about:
- Mobile App Development Process
- Strategies for Mobile App Development
- Challenges in developing Mobile App Development
Startup Engineering Cookbook for Mobile AppsManish Jain
Do you have a great app idea?
Are you a non-technical founder confused about the technology to deploy for your new website? The presentation covers the various options available for building a website and beyond...
Top 10 steps how to create an app for your business FugenX
Many Companies believe that to create a mobile app for business will cost a considerable amount of money and that limited budget apps are likely to fail. Some reports estimate that by 2023 there will be more than 250 million smartphone users in the US.
DEVELOPMENT OF A LOCATION-BASED APPROACHING NOTIFICATION SYSTEM USING ANDROID...csandit
Mobile application uses and development is a rapidly growing sector. Nowadays mobile devices
are more powerful and portable with plenty of useful tools for assisting people handle daily life.
The main objective of this paper is to develop a mobile application that solves the problems
facing bus drivers and parents when parents do not show up, and when kids wait for a long
time. The application also produces the current drivers map to be used for bus fleet
management purposes. The application makes use of the location service on Android to specify
the current location of the driver, and the Google’s cloud to device messaging to push
approaching notifications to parents. The application is developed using an Extreme
Programming (XP) based methodology that performs the analysis, design, implementation, and
testing iteratively.
IBM Center for Applied Insights Study.
Presented by Susanne Hupfer, IBM Insight, Las Vegas, Oct. 2015.
Mobile is the new normal, and it enables enterprises to interact and engage with customers and employees in novel ways. But as mobile apps take center stage, development teams face enormous pressure, having to continually adapt to changing mobile technologies and user expectations. How do some development projects deliver great applications—meeting expectations, on time and on budget—when most don’t? According to an IBM Center for Applied Insights study involving 585 mobile development professionals, the secret lies in having both the right team and the right approach:
• Strong team with the right expertise
• Flexibility through cloud-based platforms and APIs
• Collaboration across the ecosystem
• Innovation through analytics
Mobilizing Enterprise Data for mobile apps and platformsAlex Zaltsman
InnoviMobile outlines our Mobile Action Plan for mobilizing data in the enterprise. The end goal is to unlock productivity gains by enabling workers to do their jobs and use their line of business applications more effectively.
Are you a non-technical founder confused about the technology to deploy for your new website? The presentation covers the various options available for building a website and beyond...
This document is a resume for MohammedMagdy Elsabry. It summarizes his experience as a product manager and software engineer, including roles at eDigits.net, Startappz, and other companies. It lists his technical skills in areas like product management, mobile and web development, databases, and design tools. Examples of projects he worked on are provided, such as Appolo, a social discovery app, and Al Ahram, a newspaper app. His education and honors are also mentioned.
In an agile environment, establishing usability and user experience as the responsibility of the UX team is destined for conflict and frustration. Learn how transferring this ownership onto the cross-functional team ultimately responsible for delivering the experience builds trust and empowerment and ultimately provides an environment that fosters collaboration, growth and innovation. This presentation will discuss the evolution of incorporating UX into agile at AppFolio, the roles and makeup of our development teams as they exist today, and some examples of how those teams collaborate around design solutions when tackling big feature enhancements on our mature product.
The document outlines a product manager's assignment to sketch out prototypes for a to-do list and task management app for both Android and iOS. It identifies key functional requirements like creating and editing tasks, marking tasks as complete, and receiving reminders. It also describes sketches created for features like login, task creation, managing existing tasks, and notifications. Feedback from user testing is provided for each screen, noting ways the sketches could be improved based on simplicity and ease of use.
Mobilizing Enterprise Data - Strategies to succeed in enterprise mobileAlex Zaltsman
This document provides guidance on developing a mobile integration plan for an enterprise. It discusses key components like adoption formula, usability, desirability, security, identifying stakeholders, staffing requirements, implementation options, and creating a project action plan. The adoption formula expresses that usability, desirability, and security are crucial for successful mobile adoption. It also outlines identifying information security plans, addressing threats like unauthorized data access, and solutions like encryption.
Mobile apps have become essential for businesses to engage customers and empower employees. While building an in-house mobile development team seems appealing, it is often not feasible due to the high costs and specialized skills required. Outsourcing mobile app development to an experienced partner is becoming an increasingly attractive option as it allows companies to avoid delays and focus on their core business. When choosing a partner, companies should consider factors like development approach, experience, capabilities, support after launch, and alignment with corporate goals.
Mobile phones and tablets have substituted newspapers, books, magazines, music players, play stations, etc. which play an integral part in our day to day lives by offering numerous applications with extra-ordinary features offering similar in some cases better functionalities. Android is a software environment built for mobile devices. It is the most popular mobile platform because of ease in operation and range of applications. The existing Android mobiles perform zooming using button controls, pinch and zoom and tap. Our aim is to substitute this existing features with a more comfortable and user- friendly option i.e. to introduce a whole new approach by explicitly zooming according to eye-sight. This feature shall take the input as user’s eyesight and zoomed pages according to that eyesight which not only eradicates the necessity of manual zooming but it can also enable the user to use his phone without the use of spectacles. In case the user wants to choose his own comfortable reading level this feature will allow him to do so.
This document provides a strategic plan for a driving apprentice app. It includes an environmental scan analyzing external factors like social media and technology that affect the app. Internally, strengths include the app's design and ease of use while weaknesses are lack of initial demand. Competitively, the app is innovative but will rely on reviews. The plan proposes an implementation process with functional tactics to introduce the app and address lending, products, services and benefits analysis.
An overview of the asymmetric modernization process designed to deliver a cost effective solution for modernization large portfolios of applications such as those found for Notes/Domino.
App Development
Purpose,
What we are going to Develop
Planning,
Working,
Cost Estimation, Resource Estimation, Time Estimation,
Testing,
Software quality Assurance
And finally What we are going to deliver.
The document outlines 10 design trends for mobile user interfaces and experiences in 2013, including: simplifying interfaces to focus on one main concept per app; exploring new color schemes beyond just blue; improved font treatment options; a shift from skeuomorphism to flatter designs; more interactive elements like swiping and speaking; responsive design; exploring new menu and navigation options; allowing more white space for readability; using white backgrounds more; and incorporating full-screen background images.
Enterprise Mobile App UX: Designing from UI to BackendSanjeev Sharma
Enterprise Applications are typically no more than a User Interface to a set of complex back-end systems. They allow Systems of Record to become Systems of Interaction by putting the records and the ability to interact with them in the palm of your hand. A good User Experience with such a Mobile App requires designing the entire end-to-end architecture with the User Interaction in mind. What is your enterprise mobile apps’ back-end? Is it a single ‘black-box’ serving up data via REST calls? Or is it a set of back-ends, communicating with your app’s UI via multiple APIs. Does your back-end include services that require you to change your app’s UI every time it gets updated? Does the nature of your back-end impact how you build your app, impact the UI design decisions you need to take? How do you test all your back-end(s) for functionality and performance? How do you integrate all these pieces together? How do you provide a good User Experience? As you build complex mobile apps, the architecture of your complete end-to-end system – Backend to UI – becomes critical to your application’s success. This presentation will help attendees identify key architectural decisions that they need to take early in their mobile app development lifecycle to help address these challenges, reduce risk and cost and enhance the User Experience. It will do so by presenting examples of successful architectures of mobile apps and explore key decisions they took and why.
The complexity of application testing in today's multiscreen environment calls for the use of the Responsive Web Design (RWD) fluidic-design methodology, which facilitates integration, regression, UI and performance testing.
Product Management model to go about identifying android applications that are worthy of pursuing, analyzes and draws conclusion from leading android apps like Google Goggles, Netflix, Mint.com, Bookmyshow etc, helps plan a roadmap, designing the user experience, building viral loops and Viral DNA’s and finally do a zero budget launch.
eMarketer Webinar: Responsive Design—A Solution for Publishers, a Question fo...eMarketer
Join eMarketer's Catherine Boyle as she discusses how responsive web design is addressing the challenge of device fragmentation by dynamically adjusting content and brand messages to fit the screen of any internet-enabled device.
This document discusses responsive design as a solution for publishers facing increasing mobile traffic. It begins by defining responsive design as a technique that uses fluid grids and media queries to automatically rearrange content for any device. It then discusses how responsive design allows publishers to have a single content experience across devices rather than separate mobile sites. The document notes several major publishers that have adopted responsive design and finds that those using it see increased traffic and engagement. However, it also notes challenges in implementing responsive design, such as ensuring fast load times and integrating display advertising seamlessly across devices. Overall, the document concludes that while responsive design poses technical challenges, publishers that have adopted it are pleased with the results and responsive design is likely the best approach to address the growing mobile
The document discusses how Eclipse has become the dominant integrated development environment (IDE) for mobile app development. It notes that around 55% of developers use Eclipse in some way. The key reasons for Eclipse's dominance are its open-source nature, flexibility, and ability to provide a comprehensive solution from concept to production through its large ecosystem of plugins. Eclipse can be used to develop apps for various platforms like Java, PHP, Android and provides tools that help speed development.
Choosing the Right HTML5 Framework to Build your Mobile Web Application White...RapidValue
The mobility sector was mainly dominated by native technologies (Android and iOS applications) until the
rise of HTML5. For a web developer to build mobile applications can be challenging with variety of platforms
to choose from and technologies to learn. HTML is known to be an easy to learn and fast to implement
technology, and has the maximum number of web applications to its credit. However, when HTML5 was
released by the World Wide Web consortium, it came along with an added advantage in the mobility domain
i.e. cross-platform capability with a single code base. The native technologies demand a higher cost to
market, since they consist of SDKs and IDEs, and require a higher learning curve for each device platform.
HTML is a well-known technology to most of the in-house developers and the enterprises can start entering
the mobility sector right away.
HTML5 technology though gaining momentum quickly is still not quite ready to be used for complex web
applications, particularly line-of-business applications. Many frameworks built on HTML and JavaScript are
available to enable easier development. However, the web/desktop applications differ from the mobile
applications. The device capabilities and usability are a major factor while developing a mobile application.
The common questions which most of the enterprises have in mind, before building mobile applications are
which technology framework to choose to build their first mobile app and what factors to consider in making
the right choice.
This paper provides a guide for developers and solution architects to understand the different software
architecture patterns, HTML5 frameworks available to build mobile apps, pros and cons of these application
development frameworks and elements to consider for selecting the right framework, while making a
decision to build mobile web apps.
IRJET- Cloud-Based Naive Bayes Classifier for Dynamic Design to Support Usabi...IRJET Journal
This document presents a novel cloud-based Naive Bayes classifier model for dynamic design to support usability in smart home mobile apps. The model uses a Naive Bayes algorithm trained on user behavior patterns to dynamically adapt the user interface based on time and context. Specifically, it proposes a main layout with emotional icons that can be re-ranked based on finger position and a shortcut list of recommended tasks ordered by time. The model resides in the cloud and communicates with the mobile app via APIs to update the interface based on predicted user needs. The goal is to provide a more usable and adaptive design for complex tasks in smart home apps.
To create the best mobile applications possible we have to look at the design from a user perspective before we start programming a single line of code. And the design process doesn’t stop after the first deployment. When an application has been submitted to a marketplace or appstore we can start monitoring the usage and study the end-user reviews.
The following topics are covered in this slidedeck:
1. Creating awareness on the importance of app strategy and design.
2. What should be happening before we start developing mobile apps?
3. What should be done once the mobile app has been deployed?
4. Wrap up and next steps.
Hybrid Smart phone application development analysisSandeep Krishna
Describes how to analyze requirement and choose the application development platform for smart phones apps. Suggests approach and platform on prior implementation experience. An Analysis initiated by UST global Malaysia Microsoft Excellence Team.
This study investigates the importance of the usability of a Mobile First Company (MFC) app. The number of
MFCs is growing rapidly worldwide, and the existence of such companies primarily rely on their apps being used. There
is a broad range of usability literature, however scarce data exists, that describes how app usability contributes to the
success of MFCs. This research uses a case study to empirically extract an initial link between MFC success and the perceived usability of its app. Arabic-System Usability Scale (A-SUS) is employed to evaluate the usability of an MFC app
in Kuwait. The results are used to start collecting data in order to initiate a correlation between MFC success with its app
perceived usability.
A step by step guide to mobile app development in 2022.pptxBOSC Tech Labs
Here is the complete mobile app development process which is using in 2022. You will learn the step-by-step mobile app development process in 2022. Read the complete article for more details.
This document is a resume for MohammedMagdy Elsabry. It summarizes his experience as a product manager and software engineer, including roles at eDigits.net, Startappz, and other companies. It lists his technical skills in areas like product management, mobile and web development, databases, and design tools. Examples of projects he worked on are provided, such as Appolo, a social discovery app, and Al Ahram, a newspaper app. His education and honors are also mentioned.
In an agile environment, establishing usability and user experience as the responsibility of the UX team is destined for conflict and frustration. Learn how transferring this ownership onto the cross-functional team ultimately responsible for delivering the experience builds trust and empowerment and ultimately provides an environment that fosters collaboration, growth and innovation. This presentation will discuss the evolution of incorporating UX into agile at AppFolio, the roles and makeup of our development teams as they exist today, and some examples of how those teams collaborate around design solutions when tackling big feature enhancements on our mature product.
The document outlines a product manager's assignment to sketch out prototypes for a to-do list and task management app for both Android and iOS. It identifies key functional requirements like creating and editing tasks, marking tasks as complete, and receiving reminders. It also describes sketches created for features like login, task creation, managing existing tasks, and notifications. Feedback from user testing is provided for each screen, noting ways the sketches could be improved based on simplicity and ease of use.
Mobilizing Enterprise Data - Strategies to succeed in enterprise mobileAlex Zaltsman
This document provides guidance on developing a mobile integration plan for an enterprise. It discusses key components like adoption formula, usability, desirability, security, identifying stakeholders, staffing requirements, implementation options, and creating a project action plan. The adoption formula expresses that usability, desirability, and security are crucial for successful mobile adoption. It also outlines identifying information security plans, addressing threats like unauthorized data access, and solutions like encryption.
Mobile apps have become essential for businesses to engage customers and empower employees. While building an in-house mobile development team seems appealing, it is often not feasible due to the high costs and specialized skills required. Outsourcing mobile app development to an experienced partner is becoming an increasingly attractive option as it allows companies to avoid delays and focus on their core business. When choosing a partner, companies should consider factors like development approach, experience, capabilities, support after launch, and alignment with corporate goals.
Mobile phones and tablets have substituted newspapers, books, magazines, music players, play stations, etc. which play an integral part in our day to day lives by offering numerous applications with extra-ordinary features offering similar in some cases better functionalities. Android is a software environment built for mobile devices. It is the most popular mobile platform because of ease in operation and range of applications. The existing Android mobiles perform zooming using button controls, pinch and zoom and tap. Our aim is to substitute this existing features with a more comfortable and user- friendly option i.e. to introduce a whole new approach by explicitly zooming according to eye-sight. This feature shall take the input as user’s eyesight and zoomed pages according to that eyesight which not only eradicates the necessity of manual zooming but it can also enable the user to use his phone without the use of spectacles. In case the user wants to choose his own comfortable reading level this feature will allow him to do so.
This document provides a strategic plan for a driving apprentice app. It includes an environmental scan analyzing external factors like social media and technology that affect the app. Internally, strengths include the app's design and ease of use while weaknesses are lack of initial demand. Competitively, the app is innovative but will rely on reviews. The plan proposes an implementation process with functional tactics to introduce the app and address lending, products, services and benefits analysis.
An overview of the asymmetric modernization process designed to deliver a cost effective solution for modernization large portfolios of applications such as those found for Notes/Domino.
App Development
Purpose,
What we are going to Develop
Planning,
Working,
Cost Estimation, Resource Estimation, Time Estimation,
Testing,
Software quality Assurance
And finally What we are going to deliver.
The document outlines 10 design trends for mobile user interfaces and experiences in 2013, including: simplifying interfaces to focus on one main concept per app; exploring new color schemes beyond just blue; improved font treatment options; a shift from skeuomorphism to flatter designs; more interactive elements like swiping and speaking; responsive design; exploring new menu and navigation options; allowing more white space for readability; using white backgrounds more; and incorporating full-screen background images.
Enterprise Mobile App UX: Designing from UI to BackendSanjeev Sharma
Enterprise Applications are typically no more than a User Interface to a set of complex back-end systems. They allow Systems of Record to become Systems of Interaction by putting the records and the ability to interact with them in the palm of your hand. A good User Experience with such a Mobile App requires designing the entire end-to-end architecture with the User Interaction in mind. What is your enterprise mobile apps’ back-end? Is it a single ‘black-box’ serving up data via REST calls? Or is it a set of back-ends, communicating with your app’s UI via multiple APIs. Does your back-end include services that require you to change your app’s UI every time it gets updated? Does the nature of your back-end impact how you build your app, impact the UI design decisions you need to take? How do you test all your back-end(s) for functionality and performance? How do you integrate all these pieces together? How do you provide a good User Experience? As you build complex mobile apps, the architecture of your complete end-to-end system – Backend to UI – becomes critical to your application’s success. This presentation will help attendees identify key architectural decisions that they need to take early in their mobile app development lifecycle to help address these challenges, reduce risk and cost and enhance the User Experience. It will do so by presenting examples of successful architectures of mobile apps and explore key decisions they took and why.
The complexity of application testing in today's multiscreen environment calls for the use of the Responsive Web Design (RWD) fluidic-design methodology, which facilitates integration, regression, UI and performance testing.
Product Management model to go about identifying android applications that are worthy of pursuing, analyzes and draws conclusion from leading android apps like Google Goggles, Netflix, Mint.com, Bookmyshow etc, helps plan a roadmap, designing the user experience, building viral loops and Viral DNA’s and finally do a zero budget launch.
eMarketer Webinar: Responsive Design—A Solution for Publishers, a Question fo...eMarketer
Join eMarketer's Catherine Boyle as she discusses how responsive web design is addressing the challenge of device fragmentation by dynamically adjusting content and brand messages to fit the screen of any internet-enabled device.
This document discusses responsive design as a solution for publishers facing increasing mobile traffic. It begins by defining responsive design as a technique that uses fluid grids and media queries to automatically rearrange content for any device. It then discusses how responsive design allows publishers to have a single content experience across devices rather than separate mobile sites. The document notes several major publishers that have adopted responsive design and finds that those using it see increased traffic and engagement. However, it also notes challenges in implementing responsive design, such as ensuring fast load times and integrating display advertising seamlessly across devices. Overall, the document concludes that while responsive design poses technical challenges, publishers that have adopted it are pleased with the results and responsive design is likely the best approach to address the growing mobile
The document discusses how Eclipse has become the dominant integrated development environment (IDE) for mobile app development. It notes that around 55% of developers use Eclipse in some way. The key reasons for Eclipse's dominance are its open-source nature, flexibility, and ability to provide a comprehensive solution from concept to production through its large ecosystem of plugins. Eclipse can be used to develop apps for various platforms like Java, PHP, Android and provides tools that help speed development.
Choosing the Right HTML5 Framework to Build your Mobile Web Application White...RapidValue
The mobility sector was mainly dominated by native technologies (Android and iOS applications) until the
rise of HTML5. For a web developer to build mobile applications can be challenging with variety of platforms
to choose from and technologies to learn. HTML is known to be an easy to learn and fast to implement
technology, and has the maximum number of web applications to its credit. However, when HTML5 was
released by the World Wide Web consortium, it came along with an added advantage in the mobility domain
i.e. cross-platform capability with a single code base. The native technologies demand a higher cost to
market, since they consist of SDKs and IDEs, and require a higher learning curve for each device platform.
HTML is a well-known technology to most of the in-house developers and the enterprises can start entering
the mobility sector right away.
HTML5 technology though gaining momentum quickly is still not quite ready to be used for complex web
applications, particularly line-of-business applications. Many frameworks built on HTML and JavaScript are
available to enable easier development. However, the web/desktop applications differ from the mobile
applications. The device capabilities and usability are a major factor while developing a mobile application.
The common questions which most of the enterprises have in mind, before building mobile applications are
which technology framework to choose to build their first mobile app and what factors to consider in making
the right choice.
This paper provides a guide for developers and solution architects to understand the different software
architecture patterns, HTML5 frameworks available to build mobile apps, pros and cons of these application
development frameworks and elements to consider for selecting the right framework, while making a
decision to build mobile web apps.
IRJET- Cloud-Based Naive Bayes Classifier for Dynamic Design to Support Usabi...IRJET Journal
This document presents a novel cloud-based Naive Bayes classifier model for dynamic design to support usability in smart home mobile apps. The model uses a Naive Bayes algorithm trained on user behavior patterns to dynamically adapt the user interface based on time and context. Specifically, it proposes a main layout with emotional icons that can be re-ranked based on finger position and a shortcut list of recommended tasks ordered by time. The model resides in the cloud and communicates with the mobile app via APIs to update the interface based on predicted user needs. The goal is to provide a more usable and adaptive design for complex tasks in smart home apps.
To create the best mobile applications possible we have to look at the design from a user perspective before we start programming a single line of code. And the design process doesn’t stop after the first deployment. When an application has been submitted to a marketplace or appstore we can start monitoring the usage and study the end-user reviews.
The following topics are covered in this slidedeck:
1. Creating awareness on the importance of app strategy and design.
2. What should be happening before we start developing mobile apps?
3. What should be done once the mobile app has been deployed?
4. Wrap up and next steps.
Hybrid Smart phone application development analysisSandeep Krishna
Describes how to analyze requirement and choose the application development platform for smart phones apps. Suggests approach and platform on prior implementation experience. An Analysis initiated by UST global Malaysia Microsoft Excellence Team.
This study investigates the importance of the usability of a Mobile First Company (MFC) app. The number of
MFCs is growing rapidly worldwide, and the existence of such companies primarily rely on their apps being used. There
is a broad range of usability literature, however scarce data exists, that describes how app usability contributes to the
success of MFCs. This research uses a case study to empirically extract an initial link between MFC success and the perceived usability of its app. Arabic-System Usability Scale (A-SUS) is employed to evaluate the usability of an MFC app
in Kuwait. The results are used to start collecting data in order to initiate a correlation between MFC success with its app
perceived usability.
A step by step guide to mobile app development in 2022.pptxBOSC Tech Labs
Here is the complete mobile app development process which is using in 2022. You will learn the step-by-step mobile app development process in 2022. Read the complete article for more details.
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Step-by-step Guide for Mobile App Development for 2023
Step-by-Step Guide for Mobile App Development for 2023 The market for developing mobile apps is undergoing a transformation. You will be able to execute mobile applications on several platforms thanks to advancements in micro processing technology. For instance, mobile apps developed today will function flawlessly on PCs in the future. Additionally, mobile apps created with Flutter or React Native will run on PCs, Macs, Android phones, and iPhones. Before we get into more detail, let's examine the data on mobile app usage to see how people use their phones and what prospects there are for creating your own mobile application.
Mobile App Development Lifecycle 2023
There are over 3.5 billion smartphone users worldwide, so there is no doubt that the industry is healthy and thriving. Stats are growing steadily, without any indications of slowing down. And studies show that an average American checks their phone at least once every twelve minutes, and over 10% of these people check their phone about every four minutes. There are some more statistics to keep in mind.
People spend over half of the time they spend with digital media on mobile.
Smartphone users spend 90% of their screen time using mobile apps.
Over 85% of consumers prefer native apps over mobile cross-websites.
Revenue from mobile apps is set to cross $613 billion by 2023.
The average consumer has over 30 apps installed on their device.
An average user spends about 35 hours per month using mobile apps.
The statistics are motivating for anyone who wishes to build or develop a mobile app. But before we jump to any conclusions, let’s understand the exact process of mobile app development. Although it sounds very lucrative to build a mobile app to get a piece of the billion-dollar pie, the decision needs thought strategy and planning. The fact also states that your app will be competing with over 1.5 million applications on the Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store.
What is Mobile App Development?
What is the creation of mobile apps? The process of creating mobile applications that operate on mobile devices is known as mobile app development. These programs can either come pre-installed or the user can download them and install them themselves. They work with remote computing resources by utilizing the device's network capabilities. In order to access backend services for data access through APIs, create software that can be installed on the device, enable backend services, and test the application on target devices are all necessary steps in the development of mobile apps.
You must take into account screen sizes, hardware specifications, and numerous other elements of the app development process in order to create scalable mobile apps. Given the rise in employment opportunities in the mobile app development sector, it is crucial that entrepreneurs, startups.
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BROKE-IMPLEMENT AGILE METHOD OF MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT
1. International Journal of Software Engineering & Applications (IJSEA), Vol.10, No.3, May 2019
DOI: 10.5121/ijsea.2019.10301 1
BROKE-IMPLEMENT AGILE METHOD OF MOBILE
APP DEVELOPMENT
Leena Bhatia1
and Bindu Jain2
1
S.S. Jain Subodh P.G. College, Jaipur
2
Deptt. of Business Administration, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
ABSTRACT
The mobile application market has been expanding very rapidly. For successful mobile app development
and ensuring app’s visibility, one needs to follow a systematic approach. Currently, all the models are
based on two methodologies of mobile app development i.e. Waterfall methodology and Agile
Methodology. In agile methodology, the different phases of app development cycle take place in parallel,
with a defined pipeline of expected features and requirements. While there are many advantages of parallel
development of various modules under the agile theory, the development is fraught with certain challenges.
In a case a previous module doesn’t perform as expected, the entire undertaking may be subject to failure.
Keeping this weakness in mind, this paper is presenting an idea of broke-implement agile method. This
method is especially beneficial from a user’s point of view as it provides them the opportunity to customize
the app while development is underway. Thus, it helps make the user comfortable and ensure he/ she is
satisfied with the product. Moreover, this method helps user choose only the relevant features thereby
translating into cost and time savings.
KEYWORDS
Broke-implement, Agile, Waterfall, Google Wave
1. INTRODUCTION
Today mobile phones aren’t just an accessory of the rich and famous. During last few years,
mobile apps have changed our daily life routine to means of communication. From booking cabs
to ordering food to booking flights to making bills, mobile apps have made things easier for
people. It is well-documented that people everywhere are spending an increasing amount of time
on their phones. Mobiles are being used for entertainment, self-study, shopping hub, bill payment,
and money transfer or even running a business [1]. The reason for the success of mobile phones
of course is mobiles apps. That’s why the mobile application market has witnessed such
unprecedented growth. As smartphones proliferate different aspects of life, various platforms
have emerged [2][3].
According to statista.com, Smartphone users across the world are expected to touch four million
by 2020 [12]. Now new challenges are arise for the developers as well as IS educators and
students to master the skills to design and develop apps that can run on cross-platforms [13].
Various researches have been undertaken in this field of mobile application [14].
For successful mobile app development and ensuring app’s visibility, one needs to follow a
systematic approach [5]. There are various different types of models that are used by coders for
development of mobile apps. This entails basic five activities viz. communication, planning,
modelling, construction and deployment. Each and every model focuses on these same activities
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in a different manner. Currently a large number of complicated software and system development
projects have moved away from a process-intensive approach to a more agile approach, with
Scrum [4]. In the Scrum methodology, instead of providing complete, detailed descriptions of all
the activities that need to be undertaken for a project, most of the work is left to the Scrum
software development team. As only the team members will know best how to solve the problem
that are raised before them [10].
Currently, all the models are based on two methodologies of mobile app development i.e.,
Waterfall methodology and Agile Methodology. Waterfall model mainly focuses on
stablecustomer requirements whereas agile methodology is best suited for applications with
frequent changing needs of customers. Both methodologies have their own pros and cons. The
basic concept of agile methodology is to break down the whole project into smaller and
manageable parts. The different phases of app development cycle can take place in parallel, with
a track of expected features and requirements [6]. While this parallel processing may result in
time savings, there continue to be certain challenges with this course of development. In many
cases, the previous module doesn’t perform satisfactorily, leading to the failure of the entire
operation.
Keeping this weakness in mind, this paper is presenting a different variant of the agile
methodology or the broke-implement agile method.
2. AGILE METHODOLOGY
The agile methodology for mobile application development is an alternative to some of the earlier
methods of project management such as the waterfall model. This approach enables an evolution
of solutions through combined efforts of developers and the customers. Agile methodology is an
iterative and flexible approach that can be used in complex projects where the customers’
requirements change frequently. There are many key points of agile development strategy which
includes teamwork, continuous improvement, constant feedback and the adaptability to changes.
3. BROKE-IMPLEMENT METHOD
Broke-implement method is based on agile methodology as in this method too, the whole project
is broken down into smaller parts. But instead of focusing on all the modules simultaneously,
developer will take one module at a time. Within the myriad of functions an app seeks to perform,
there is often a key function which draws on the main idea. This methodology postulates that if
the key function is functioning properly than the whole will definitely be.So one has to find out
that key function and start working on it. After picking up that first key part, developer will
performall the steps like layout designing, coding, testing and deployment. After implementation,
feedback is taken to validate that key part of the project in the real environment (Figure 1). If
positive feedback is obtained than the development of the remaining parts is initiated. Apart from
the key function, all other parts can be constructed simultaneously or one after each other. Once
all the parts have been created and implemented, the final consolidation is undertaken in order to
complete the user experience (Figure 2).
Let’s take an example of very popular app of India paytm;the key function of Paytm will be
online payment transactions. The other functions would be bill payments, shopping and banking.
If the paytm app would be based on Broke-implement method then— online payment transaction
module will be deployed first and feedback would have been obtained from the market. After that
separates apps would be created for bill payment, shopping and banking. After deployment of
each and every app, feedback would have been obtained again and upon successful
implementation of each app, they would be integrated on a single platform. Although the paytm
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app had started as payment app and later on all other features were incorporated in paytm. The
major difference between extending features of app and building the app with broke-implement
method is lying in the overall development. In the broke-implement method one has to create
separate apps for each individual feature and publish on play store for real time testing whereas in
the method of extending features, one will enhance the current app. If the new feature doesn’t get
popularity than the effect will be on the current app but in-case of proposed method, at the time of
integration that particular app will not be integrated. The second benefit would be the size and
complexity of the app. One can provide customization for the user to select the features to install
thus integration procedure will be according to the user’s choice. Only those features that the
users’ require will be installed. This is likely to make the user happy as the size of the app would
remain manageable and also app would remain less complex. One such case in point is Amazon
pay. If user wants only amazon pay app it is not possible because it is a part of amazon app so one
has to install either the whole amazon app or amazon seller. Suppose user has limited memory or
he/she doesn’t want to buy or sell on amazon than also he/she cannot use amazon pay but with
broke-implement method it would be an easy task.
There are so many apps that failed owing to their complexity. For instance, Google Wave was
supposed to be the ultimate communication tool [9]. Google produced anapp with lots of features
that let users do just about anything they wanted. Thus resulted in the dense and heavy- weighted
program which was more complicated, and the basic usability suffered. The common user is left,
who only wants a new email nothing else [6]. Google Wave was a real-time communication
platform. It combined various aspects of emailing, instant messaging, wikis, web chat, social
networking, gadgets, online documents and project management to build one well-designed, in-
browser communication user [8]. One could bring a group of friends or business partners together
to discuss how your day has been or share files [12]. But this app was proved a great disaster for
google. The one of main reasons for the failure of this app was featuring multiple facilities in the
initial product.
The key function of Google Wave would be emailing and instant communication. The other
functions would be social networking, gadgets and online documentations. If the Google Wave
app would be based on Broke-implement method then— emailing and instant communication
module will be deployed first and feedback would have been obtained from the market. After that
separates apps would have been created for social networking, gadgets, online documentations
etc. After deployment of each and every app, feedback would have been obtained again and upon
successful implementation of each app, they would be integrated on a single platform. But if the
feedback of key function i.e., emailing and instant messaging with a new user interface would be
negative all other efforts would have been saved from getting waste. That’s the main concern of
broke-implement method of mobile app development.
4. STEPS OF BROKE-IMPLEMENT METHOD FOR MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT
4.1 Idea Formulation
To start making a mobile app, the foremost and most important step is to conceive an idea for the
app. During this stage one has to identify the problem the app seeks to solve and idealise the
solution. During idea formulation keep the audience in mind clearly, define it, and figure out
where they like to spend their time and money. Audience’s likes, dislikes, requirements etc. to be
considered at this stage.
4.2 Market Research
There are more than 1.5 million apps on play store and on app store so before hitting a market or
developing an app one should perform deep market research. Market research is the next step
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after Idea formulation. In this step, various similar apps are to be studied. How many apps are
trying to solve the same problem? Which app is most popular among them all? What are the basic
features of the existing apps? What are the new features that can be incorporated in the proposed
project? These are some questions that have to be answered while undertaking market research.
Feasibility study is also one of the major activities performed during this stage.
Thorough market analysis will also be helpful for developer to know about competitors, their
strategies, strengths and weaknesses too. Customers’ reviews could be useful to avoid repeating
the mistakes done by competitors. Generally researchers overlook these reviews. This can give a
chance to win over the competitor's customers.
4.3 Designing the layout and Database Design
Post market research, one has to decide ascertain the platform for which the application will be
developed for instance IPad or iPhone, IOS or android etc. There are lots of other factors that
have to be considered at this stage i.e., dimensions, technology, database tables etc. After
selecting the platform, layout designing of application is done. Often, at the time of integration
(Final stage) there may be a requirement to share data and hence one should aim to undertake
common database designing. Layout designing must be focus on cognitive load, self-evident
navigation, finger friendly tap targets, and focus on first time impression.
4.4 Breaking the whole idea into smaller tasks
In the next step, the whole task is divided into smaller tasks that can be implemented individually.
After that one will work on the key function that has to be deployed first. In this method, Instead
of creating the complete application in a single sketch, one will deploy the single task and
observe the performance in the real environment. This will be helpful in moving ahead i.e.
whether one has to initiate the remaining tasks as per the scheduled timeline or stop further
processing as the market validation has not been received.
Figure 1: Initial Steps till publishing of key function
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4.5 Coding
After designing, coding is undertaken during this stage. This is the step where code writing and
execution takes place. During coding each code is tested individually so that after coding we will
have tested codes. Developer should develop app according to the user’s need like ios app or
android app.
4.6 Testing
Various testing modules are to be used to check the functionality of the app. Tested codes are
combined together to verify that the tested app is according to the client’s requirements.The
application should be tested based on various criteria like usability, compatibility, security,
interface checks, stress, and performance. It should increase involvement of quality assurance
engineers during the development phase to detect defects at the earliest possible before extensive
testing by quality engineers. During testing software engineers must perform basic testing, code
review and static code testing etc
.
4.7 Deployment and publishing on play store
Completely error free application has to be deployed on the play store to download. Remember
this will be only a single working module of whole app. Real time feedback can be taken after
installation.
Figure 2: Creation of other apps and Integration into single
4.8 Publicity and Feedback
For determining the performance of the app it is very necessary to do the analysis in a proper
way. Not only this, one has to use various promotional schemes to publicize the app. This may
include cash backs, referral schemes, gift vouchers etc. After analysis, if feedback is positive
move to step number four and start working on the next task.
Figure 2: Creation of other apps and Integration into single app
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4.9 Integration and testing
Once all the smaller units and apps have been developed, one will integrate all the apps in into a
single unit. Testing of the integrated platform is a very important part of the broke-implement
agile method. As all the apps are individually running perfectly, one just need to create a link
among them. During integration one has to create a main page/home page/starting page on which
links of all apps are to be present. At the time of integration one has to take care that one app will
not affect the other’s working.
Main feature of broke-implement method is user’s customization. During the integration phase,
user will be allowed to choose the features he/she wants to install. At the time of installation, user
will be asked to select the features and then only required apps will be integrated on single app.
5. CONCLUSION
Broke-Implement agile method is somewhat different from extending features of current apps. As
in broke-implement method the new features are added as new app not as part of existing app
thus it makes easier to get feedback. Also in case if the app gets excellent response than it can
also be available on play store as an individual app. This method is also beneficial for user’s point
of view as it provides users’ to customize the app while installing thus make user comfortable and
happy to have what he/she wants. User is not forced to have all the features of any app and helps
in saving time and storage.
Broke-implement method shows following advantages
• Continuous Feedback
• Individually Tested tasks
• Less chances of efforts’ failure
• User’s customization for features selection
• Less complicated app development
But will suffer from the following disadvantages
• Difficulty in communicating to the users
• Difficulty in finding the key function
• More Time consuming
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AUTHORS
Dr. Leena Bhatia M.Sc. (Botany), MCA, M.tech.(CS), Ph.D. (CS), Ph.D. (Botany),
UGC-NET(CS). Associate Professor at S.S. Jain Subodh P.G. College, Jaipur. Total
Teaching Experience is more than 20Yrs.
Dr.Bindu Jain M.Com. (Business Administration), M.Phil. (Business Administration),
Ph.D. Associate Professor, Deptt. of Business Administration, University of Rajasthan,
Jaipur, Vice-Principal, University Maharani College, Jaipur. Total Teaching
Experience: more than 25 Yrs.