Mobile App Development is the process of creating a computer program or a set of programs to perform the different tasks that a business requires. From calculating monthly expenses to scheduling sales reports, applications help businesses automate processes and increase efficiency. Every app-building process follows the same steps: gathering requirements, designing prototypes, testing, implementation, and integration.
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Our Process
THINGS SIMPLE
We’ve created a roadmap for working with companies in a way that effectively executes a solid design and development of an Application.
Pre-Design
Pre-design is the first stage of the app development process, where we take a project from the initial brief – whether that’s one line or thirty pages – into a workable strategy. This means working out everything from what the product’s about and who it’s aimed at, to what technologies it should use and how we will measure success. Pre-design makes sure you get off to the right start with the design and development of your app, and ensures a great final product.
Design
The design stage is where the UI (user interface) and UX (user experience) design of your app is conceived and iterated upon until you have a final blueprint for the developers to then build. It’s a little more fluid than other stages, because an input from one of the later steps might require going back to the drawing board to implement it. But generally speaking, we go through five steps, in this order: wireframe, concepts, collaborative design, prototyping, and user testing.
Development
Fairly simply: the app is built. In our case, this is done in what are known as development sprints. This is part of the Agile methodology, and breaks development up into periods of around two weeks apiece, each focused on a particular bit of functionality.At the end of that sprint, a build is released – normally to the client, but certainly internally – for review and testing. A Quality Assurance team checks that the new functionality is working.
Support
We will move into the fourth and final stage – Support.The first thing to address during the support stage is any bugs or teething issues.The support we provide at the final stage moves into a more consultative role. Based on app analytics, user feedback and our own years of experience, we can produce a report of recommendations for potential updates and enhancements based on current usage patterns, which can feed into your product roadmap.
Why Hirola InfoTech’s Mobile App Development Services are Extraordinary!
What We Do as an Mobile App Development Agency?
We build custom mobile apps for iOS and Android users. Our services comprise strategy consultation, UI/UX designing, coding, app testing, and launching.
We have delivered successful applications to popular startups and esteemed brands to prosper their business. Apps Chopper holds a great repute on most recognized forums in the app industry.
We Provide Mobile App Development Consulting Services to Strategise Your Mobile App from Architecture till Monetisation
As a mobile app consulting company, we strategise an end-to-end mobility solution for your business. Our mobile consultants plan your app architecture, design, usability, development, testing, marketing and monetisation strategies, to drive business growth.
We Provide iOS Mobile App Development Services for Companies and Startups
AppsChopper is a creative iOS app development company that designs beautiful iOS app experience and develops native applications for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, iPod, and Apple Watch.
Spectrum of iOS Mobile App Development
Our iOS app engineers know the right practices to build applications for all Apple devices, be it phone or TV.
Mobile App Development FAQ’s
How much duration does it take to develop an Application?
On average, the process takes 6-8 weeks to finish any project. The time frame for finishing the project can differ based on the extent of the Application’s complexity and its functions, features and so on. As the top web development firm in Bangalore, we strive to complete the work before the time frame specified
What is the amount you charge for a Mobile App Development?
As a top Mobile app development firm located in Bangalore, we charge based on the complexity of the website. The price is negotiable according to various aspects such as the website’s features, its complexity the site, time needed to create the website, etc.
What kind of technologies do you support?
We utilize the latest technology and tools like Python, Java, Swift, Node, X-code, Objective C, Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, R Programme and many more..,
Can you build apps for both iOS and Android?
Yes, most of the apps we make support both iOS and Android mobile platforms. It’s common for people to want their applications to work across web and mobile devices, so we use development frameworks such as React and React native that enable us to quickly support both platforms.
Do you build web applications too?
Yes, in fact nearly every mobile app that we build also needs a web based application behind the scenes to drive it. Ever logged into an app? There is a web server in the background, serving the app with data that is checking whether you have permission to log in, or not
How do you make sure you build what I want, and don’t get it wrong?
We don’t just blindly begin building your requirements; we start by having a meeting to understanding the commercial factors that are driving the need for your project. We want to get to a position very quickly where we know enough to challenge you on the assumptions you’ve made about the features you require.
Once we understand your business, we go to lots of effort at the start of a project to work with you, and scope out your requirements in detail.
You don’t just want us to tell you that we understand your project, we need to prove it to you. This is why we will often create a 10+ page requirements specification, with wireframes where appropriate, before we design a single pixel, or write a line of code.
Will I own the source code?
Yes, you will be assigned appropriate copyright or licence rights for the bespoke code that we write for your project. We are transparent with intellectual property rights, and you will have the opportunity to review our code ownership terms before the project begins.
Do you provide ongoing support, maintenance and updates?
Yes, we offer the option to engage us on an ad-hoc basis for support, or have monthly retainer options should you require a more consistent and reliable level of service.
Ad-hoc support can work for projects that need minimal support as to avoid the need for fixed ongoing monthly costs. However, this can be at the expense of responsivity as requests are scheduled based on when our resource is available.
Most of our clients choose to have at least a small monthly support retainer to get the best responsivity, as dedicated time is scheduled months in advance. If you have a highly technical project with us, then we would recommend opting for a monthly support retainer to cover small ad-hoc changes, improvements, updates and support.
We base our retainer pricing on the amount of development and support hours you need each month. The number of hours that you need depends on many factors such as the size of your project, or the number of new features you are likely to need each month that you’d like to be covered by your retainer arrangement. It’s important to us that you get value-for-money so we’d recommend putting together a nice-to-have list so that your allocation is used each month on value-adding improvements.
Should you have ongoing project requirements beyond the launch of the first version of your website or app, then you may want to consider taking an AGILE approach to your project and have an ongoing retainer arrangement with us that allows us to build, test and deploy larger new features every month. Under this agreement, we would have a retainer allowance which pays for enough time to develop significant new features. At the start of each month, we would agree on the work that is going to form part of the next sprint (i.e. the next 2-4 weeks) and would deliver the work at the end of that period.
Clients who favour AGILE, typically understand that we need to perform significant amounts of work over the coming months, but they might not know when they need what feature, or if the requirements will change. It’s common for start-ups to go AGILE, as the way that users engage with the product once it launches can have a significant impact on which features or changes need to be prioritised, or may give light to new high-priority changes that would be difficult to predict before launch.
Can I make changes to my app or website after its launched?
Yes, in fact, we highly recommend that you begin by launching the simplest possible version of your vision first and continue to adapt it over time. This staged approach is called launching a “minimum viable product” (MVP).
The idea behind launching an MVP is that you’ve inevitably made assumptions, and you can’t test these assumptions until you release something to the world. By releasing a lean first version, you can test your assumptions and use this information to decide on the priorities of future requirements. It reduces engineering waste.
We have some options around making future changes to your app or website.
You can either commission us to update your app or website on a project-by-project basis, whereby we specify, quote, schedule and finally deliver a fixed set of requirements as-and-when you need them. Or, we can take an AGILE approach whereby we schedule in a certain amount of developer time each month to constantly improve things for you. Both approaches have merit, and it’s likely that you will know instinctively reading this as to which is right for you.
