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The global giant of Apple remains a massively popular phone choice,  and plenty of the people in the UK will access your app via an iPhone or   iPad.
 
iOS apps are built specifically for Apple devices such as iPads and  iPhones. They are built to work seamlessly on those devices, using the  specific functions of those devices to get the best user experience.
 
Why choose iOS app development?
 
This will depend on your audience (and to some extent your budget).   Ideally an app is built for each device, so that's a separate app for   Android phones. This isn't always feasible and there are options to   create a universal app.
 
However, if you know your intended customer base or audience uses   iPhones, creating an app specifically for that will ensure the best   experience.
 
Also, if budget allows, an app built for each type of device is always worthwhile.
 
iOS apps developers in Cambridge and UK:
 
We have clients across the UK and work mostly in the London,   Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich areas (as well as clients further   afield). You can visit us in either Cambridge or London, or we can come to you.

Eastpoint Software iOS Mobile Apps Development Company Cambridge and UK.  Our clients, and prospective clients, often ask about the benefits of developing an app in Android or iOS. If you have any questions and are looking for mobile app development, please give us a call on 01223   690164 or Mail Us info@eastpoint.co.uk.  to discuss your iOS mobile app project. Our tech team love building apps, and are keen to take on new projects.
 
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Why develop a mobile app?

Use of mobile devices is set to overtake desktop for accessing   websites . Think about how often you use your phone, or you see other   people using theirs. It's common to use your mobile to browse websites, search for information and make purchases.

A mobile app enhances the user experience further and achieves a   greater engagement with your users. Often a mobile app offers features   that a mobile web site (or web app) isn't capable of because it can have  greater access to the mobile device's hardware (such as GPS, camera and  microphone).

Planning:

Thorough understanding of what you want and ensure we've got all the information that we need to design a solution to meet that.

Design and user experience:

We will look at who your app needs to appeal to, and be appropriate   for, the intended audience. It needs to be consistent with existing   branding where applicable.

Development:

Creating the working product based on those things using our   experience with various technologies to devise and develop a solution.

Testing:
We make sure that what we've produced is what we set out to produce, and ensure it all works correctly on varied device types.

We like automated and manual testing, making sure that where possible   we have automated tests to cover the design functionality, backed up   with the manual testing. You can't beat a human set of eyes looking at   it.

Support, analysis and improvement:

We'll work to ensuring that product continues to perform in the way that it's expected long after the product is launched.

Long term support for mobile apps is key to it's success as new   devices and device updates often change the underlying systems which   could otherwise harm performance of the application.

And as user uptake of your application grows, we'll work with you to   collect and analyse information about usage and help to guide design   changes and enhancements.

We like to maintain relationships with clients over the years,   supporting systems, offering advice, and remaining a part of the   project.

Native, web and hybrid apps:

There are options for type of mobile app you can build, depending on how you want it to be used.

A native app is specific to, for example, Android or iOS (Apple).   Generally, the result is slicker and perhaps better access to things   such as accelerator, camera, location, because it has built   specificially for that device.

Mobile web apps are applications run via a website, and can be seen in the browser on your mobile phone.

A hybrid app is a HTML5, CSS and Javascript web application (the same   technology used for normal websites), that is then adapted to be used   on various devices. Hybrid apps are installed in the same way (through   App Store or Play Store), so depending on the features and/or design the  user may never be aware of the difference. Hybrid apps do have some   limitations, but they have the benefit of being much quicker to develop and deploy to different devices types.

Eastpoint Software Mobile Application Development Company in UK, London and Cambridge.  We have offices in Cambridge and London, and are based in Cambridge.   Our office is at the Hauser Forum, do come and meet us to discuss   projects. Get in touch with us at info@eastpoint.co.uk or, as Blondie   would say, call me on 01223 690164.

Visit us: https://www.eastpoint.co.uk/Mobile-Apps/

 
The original article on three 'psychological triggers' and I thought  it was a brief but interesting roundup. How often do we see these  'triggers' adhered to, and how worthwhile do we think they are?
The three triggers chosen for this article were:
 
Clean designReciprocity, aka freebiesInitial trust/ “foot in the door”They also mentioned colour as another basic trigger, as expressed via   an otherwise black and white image, which a red heart. Which reminded   me of the use of red in Schindler's List. I'm not sure that's what they were going for, but I get that it impacts.
 
Anyway, for clean design, the article suggested a simple menu with   minimal, or as minimal as possible, choice and cited a nice jam   experiment, which made me think about jam, and I felt happy. Apparently when faced with lots of varieties of JAM!, our brains become all jammed  up with the overwhelming jamminess and we end up not buying any! Sob.
 
But when faced with a small selection of half a dozen jams, we are   happy for jam and make our selection (and that's why there is a picture of jam with this blog post). Particularly on mobile apps, you're looking  for an easy route to purchase or find info, or eat jam.
 
For reciprocity, they suggest that offering free  gifts/samples/coupons creates a dialogue with customers and they are  more like to give back , ie buy from you in the future because of the  effort you have gone to. I know I am a sucker for a free gift, and have  bought product after receiving a free sample.
 
The final trigger is about getting small commitments from customers   and building up and taking a softly-softly approach to marketing, in   order to build trust with a potential customer before they may their   purchase.
 
Of course there are many other ways to approach eCommerce Websites  and ensuring customer connections, but I felt these three were worth   mentioning again. Clean design is probably the most basic of the   so-called triggers, in that this is usually considered at the early   stage of any ecommerce website or app, whereas the marketing side will   be part of the longer term and overall plan.
 
What do you think of the triggers – and what other triggers do you think customers are drawn to?
 
Eastpoint Software eCommerce Mobile and Web App Development Services Company in UK, London and Cambridge.  We specialize in Ecommerce Development in Cambridge, UK and London and  can create bespoke applications, responsive sites and customized   versions of ready-made online shops. Get in touch with us at   info@eastpoint.co.uk or, as Blondie would say, call me on 01223 690164.
 
Visit us:   https://www.eastpoint.co.uk/eCommerce/

East Point Software Web, Mobile Apps Development Services and eCommerce Development Services Company Cambridge and London  Combining Agile Technology Services built upon our Vast Experience and an enviable track record. Our team has a wide range of capabilities to fulfill your organization's development needs.


Development Outsourcing services:


Our outsourcing service is a high quality, cost effective way of having a small team of developers work on your project with the added benefit of UK based project management and QA.
It is most suited to the development of an entire project. This is our preferred method of working as we feel it is the most time and cost efficient for our customers.


What are the benefits of outsourcing?


We take responsibility for achieving the results you want, and you can be confident that the project will be delivered by us without the worry of having to take on new or temporary staff for a short term project.
We have established standards and documentation that we work to, or we can work to your company guidelines.


Why use Eastpoint?


Our experience, creativity and problem-solving means your project is in safe hands.
Our developers have worked on and managed various outsourced projects, including retail websites, financial management systems, ticket booking applications, intranet and internal admin systems and content management systems (CMS).


We are committed to delivering high quality services and products. We consider that when we work for you, we become part of your team. You can rely on us to work to your specification and deliver cost-effective projects that meet your needs, allowing you to concentrate on your business. Our combined skills and experience, along with our company culture and implementation of agile methodologies, enables us to provide a service that delivers the software/applications that you need.


Our Team:


Our team has worked with on an enormous number of projects for big range of companies including Bosch, Philips, BAE systems, Disney, NBC Universal, Major League Baseball, Mr Shoes, University of Cambridge, University of East Anglia, Norfolk County Council, Norwich Theater Royal and Norwich Cathedral, among many other large and small organizations. As well as working directly with clients, we have extensive experience in collaborating with agencies on projects and systems.


Eastpoint Software Web, Mobile Application and eCommerce Development Outsourcing Services Company London, Cambridge and UK. If you are looking for web, mobile and eCommerce app and software development or outsourcing in Cambridge, London or the UK, give us a call on 01223 690164, or email info@eastpoint.co.uk. Let us know your requirements and we'll see what we can do!


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