More than a decade has passed since Apple launched its AppStore in the summer of 2008. The new platform has actually given birth to a new ecosystem of digital apps and the launching of it can by right be considered a starting point of the new epoch in mobile application development.
When starting cooperation with any partner, especially a new one, it’s natural to feel a bit worried. Every businessman wants to avoid risks and put every detail plainly and clearly into the contract.
90% of users abandon using an app if the performance is poor and the key reason for it is not intuitive design without an attractive and legible user interface. So, if you have a software solution in mind and want to design it right away, it does not work like this.
With more and more clients switching online in the search of goods and services, there grows the popularity of online marketplaces as the ideal spots for buying and selling whatever you like.
Modern people will soon forget the days when appointments or reservations were made by calling, even the simplest operations are now done with just a button click. Three-quarters of the American population have smartphones and use mobile applications for every possible need.
Immortality does not exist even in today's high-tech world. Any software will fall into disrepair without proper maintenance. Mobile applications are the most vulnerable due to the rapid rate of development in this market and ever-increasing user expectations.
Every startup owner would like his creation to become big enough to be called a unicorn. However, few founders manage to reach this goal. How to create a popular mobile application that will become unicorn?
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Our digital age made mobile apps an essential tool for businesses of all kinds. And the real estate industry is no exception. 76% of homebuyers admit they use their smartphone or tablet search device in their search for a new home.
Strengthening cooperation and establishing new ties between Ukrainian and Dutch industries was the main goal of a working visit to the province of Overijssel in the Netherlands by a Ukrainian delegation headed by Deputy Minister of Economy Nadiya Bigun.
