Top App development mistakes that you are making
Written by AJR Info Systems
Both play store and app store estimate for about more than 1 million apps each. In such a situation, companies compete out each other to create apps first-hand than others. In such a situation, it is obvious to see a number of common hidden mistakes taking place.
Have you ever considered that why some apps are just better than others are even though they are a lot alike in terms of application and the usability they provide?
It is because some apps are just perfect in terms of functionalities and features, while others are confined by common mistakes.
This separates successful apps from unsuccessful ones. After having a hands-on practice with both types of apps, here is a list of the typical mistakes for you to avoid in your future projects.
1. Creating a bad UI
One of the substantial mistakes to avoid when developing an app is to not paying detailed attention to the UI of the application. UI or User interface is the head of your app, which is capable for the very first impression from the users. This is the segment, which is visible and does and the interactions with the users.
Since there are various apps accessible on the online app stores, users are extremely restless while making a decision about keeping an app in their mobile devices. One mistake and your app can be uninstalled within seconds. Moreover, to get back that one install, you will have to cope.
Otherwise speaking, a good UI can convert the user retention key to your mobile app, which cannot be overlooked.
2. Added too many features?
Certainly, you want to retain your customers, but that does not imply bombing them with features that they are hardly going to use. An excessive number of features can distract the user journey and complicate the job for which the application is designed for.
On top of this, it will make the mobile app heavy.
To fight this mistake, build a roadmap for the app and use only manageable and likable functions to facilitate users to work on the tasks. Basically, try to avoid over-stuffing and only keep the valuable functions.
3. Is your app bulky?
One of the serious mistakes mobile applications developers can execute is to not pay regard to the app size. After all, if an app is taking up too much space in the user's gadget, it has a higher risk of being uninstalled.
Here are a few measures you can take:
• Discard unused resources
• Reuse resources
• Reduce resource use from libraries
• Support only precise densities
• Compress PNG and JPEG File
• Decrease useless code
4. Are you providing timely updates?
Developers should consider their application as a constant work in progress. They must assure that they are evaluating the app’s performances and making significant changes to it.
To make an application that is free of all the mistakes and errors it is necessary to release updates on time. Moreover, accomplishing this is not hard, just ensure that your app developer revamps and makes fundamental changes to the app to enhance its performances.
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