[eBook] Understanding mobile application development for everybody

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Mobile applications are used by many people these days. Many craftsmen, freelancers and others people have at the point, the idea to make their own mobile application to support their business. In general it's a really good idea to do so. Providing a quality application to your customer is always a PLUS and sometimes a MUST. 

The problem is that sometimes, we don't know what creating an application implies and we don't know how to start... ➡️ This often leads to time and money loss 🤯


Guide to design your mobile app [free eBook]

Below, you will find a link to download a presentation that I wrote about how to design your mobile app. 

This is a short document that will help you to understand all the steps needed in order to publish a stable and a quality application. 
We also cover the 'delays' problematic as many people think that a mobile app is fast to develop, so they underestimate deadlines...

You will also find a few tips about Play Store and the App Store publication, native vs cross-platform solutions, testing and more.




(PDF file, available on buyMeACoffee.com)



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