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Launching a Mobile App from Concept to Launch
The document outlines the principles and strategies for mobile app design, focusing on key factors such as audience, technology, and user stories. It emphasizes the importance of content strategy, design communication, and various prototyping techniques for effective mobile app development. Additionally, it provides resources and tools to aid in the design and implementation process.
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Introduction to mobile app development from initial concept to delivery process.
Key initial stages including sharing ideas and defining experimental goals.
Brief outline of what constitutes mobile applications.
Three essential factors for success: Audience, Technology, User Stories.
Key logistical considerations: Time and Budget constraints for app development.
Comparison of app vs. web delivery: Native Apps, Web Apps, and Hybrid Apps.
Overview of app distribution strategies and data analytics/reporting.
Examining Amazon's mobile strategy as an example of effective app design.
Explores the essence of effective design as communication and problem-solving.
Importance of content strategy in app design and getting inspired by UI/UX.
Study of UI design elements through examples from Apple and Yahoo applications.
Introduction and exploration of User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) concepts.
Discusses the significance of responsive design and tools for effective implementation.
Technical factors impacting mobile app performance, including connectivity and input mechanisms.
Listing of essential tools and resources for mobile app development and design. Wrap-up of the presentation along with contact details and additional learning resources.
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- 130. Thank You Nick Floro sealworksinteractive studios nick@sealworks.com www.sealworks.com twitter.com/NickFloro Download the Presentation at: http://www.slideshare.net/nickfloro Download Handout: goo.gl/UhRzEw Download App Prototyping on Paper (POP)