A native app is developed for a specific operating system, be it iOS, Android, or both. It's housed in the mobile device storage, allowing for continual user interaction. Conversely, a web app does not require device storage space, as content is hosted on a URL; interaction is through a web browser and requires access to an internet connection.
Think about how your goals relate to app functionality: Do you need to collect user data? Then user registration is necessary. Think about your user: What is more convenient for him or her, while still fulfilling your objectives?
Time to think about your image. On one hand, the most classic and common design templates are functional and more affordable. That said, a personalized design provides the functionalities you need bolstered by the essence of your brand, making your product something unique and increasing brand recognition.
Actions like editing a text, uploading a blog, changing a photo becomes easy with a Content Management System (CMS). Will you frequently need to update content? If so, you'll need a CMS.
¿is it necessary that the app be connected to an external web page or API (Application Programming Interface) for a specific functionality?
Does your app need to process payments or integrate some form of external payment system? if so, in-app purchases is one option: the full checkout process and payment processing is managed within the app. The second option credit card payments through a third-party service: users are redirected to external software to enter and process payment information.
Sensors such as GPS, camera, accelerometer, gyroscope, ambient light sensor and microphone are commonly used in apps in order to optimize the functionalities and provide a better user experience.
Using a map as a visual reference can make it easier for the user to arrive at an address if needed.
Do you want to receive feedback from your users? Access to user opinions can be beneficial to optimize and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your product and/or service. Reviews can be private or public.
It should always be easy users to find what they're looking for, especially when navigating through a large amounts of content; a search bar can help.
Push notifications serve to provide users with personalized information and attract them to the app. For example, Facebook sends you a push notification when someone comments on your photo, or Gmail notifies you when you've received a new email.
Allowing users to share content is good for organic advertising. Whether you need in-app sharing with other users or content sharing on other platforms will depend on your business goals.
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