janecollen, Author at GeeksScan

Tech stacks allow app developers to build a highly agile and bug-free app that works just about perfectly. Most businesses who are in the process of app development put in a lot of effort in to ensure that they choose the right tech stack for their Android app development or iOS app development. However, this shouldn’t be the case. Yes, tech stacks are incredibly important and you should take a considerable time to analyze and choose the right one for your app development, but there are also other factors which are just as important in ensuring that your app turns out to be successful. Keepings Things Simple Within The App: If you think that adding loads of sophisticated features within the app that require a lot of time on part of the user to learn is a good ploy then you are highly mistaken. Apps need to be incredibly simple if you want them to be used en-masse. Just see Uber. The app is so simple to use that nearly anyone of any age can use it without any difficulties. Optimizing The App For Search Engine: Contrary to popular belief, you don’t do SEO or ASO post your app development process. It’s not an external thing to the app at all. SEO and ASO are competencies that need to be built inside your app in areas like content optimization, UI/UX optimization etc. Without proper optimization for search engines, your app’s visibility will be affected highly. If users cannot find it easily then they won’t be able to know it exists. Expert Team/App Development Company: No matter how good your strategy is regarding your app or how killer your idea is, you will need people to put it to execution. This is very simple to understand. The right team equals the right execution and the wrong team equals even worse execution. You can either get Android app development services or iOS app development services from an external partner or get it done internally, if you have an in-house team. But remember, this team needs to be as good as your idea or your app won’t turn out good at all. Don’t Cut Corners In QA: An app that’s ready to go live shouldn’t. That’s because you need to test it again for how it’s performing, whether it has any bugs, glitches etc. Even if you are sure that your app development process went great and the app is functioning well, it’s highly recommended that you do a very stringent QA of your app, preferably, by a third party auditor. Check each aspect of your app and skip no part and if you do find glitches then rectify them before finalizing the app and giving it a go ahead for launch. Push Out Changes Consistently: Don’t just focus on security updates, go for UI/UX updates, feature updates, theme updates as well on your app. But base these decisions on user feedback, so if users are not liking a certain feature or aspect, then you need to change it ASAP to match user preferences.

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Is There More To Successful App Development Than Choosing The Right Tech Stack?