Designing an application
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2025 8:59 am
A great and original idea for an application, so what?
Having a great idea is just the starting point in the process of creating an application. Successful projects are those that have been managed rigorously from start to finish, from design to production, without forgetting to then make them known to the public and make them profitable. It is common for spain phone data successful companies to recycle an existing idea that did not work, simply by improving its conception, design or marketing aspect. We therefore advise you to respect each of the steps and to distribute your budget wisely, even if it means limiting certain functionalities in an initial phase.
Features
The design is done through an editorial document called a specification document in which all the features of the application will be described, first in broad outline, then in more detail. You can also start to prioritize the features so that you can easily arbitrate when making budget decisions.
Try to list the constraints and features exhaustively so as not to have any budget/planning surprises:
Infrastructure: servers, estimated traffic, backup, etc.
Name / domain
User/Role Management, Which Pages Are Private/Public
Management of notifications, by email/sms, etc.
Defining workflows: purchasing, product, creation, etc.
Data Model: List of all the data the application will need to function
Management of third-party services (Maps, SMS, delivery, etc.)
UX/UI design, application design
The design phase also includes ergonomic and graphic issues: UX Design (User Experience) and UI Design (Interface Design):
App Brand Identity
Definition/application of the graphic charter (defined according to the field of activity of the application)
Private user path, logged in user, administrator
Calls to click, sales funnels
Incentive to post a product, an ad, to register
What technology for an application?
There are a number of technological solutions that can be considered depending on:
From the type of application (native, web, hybrid)
From the design of the application
Technical experts available for the project
Servers used
About the application's lifespan
Native applications often use a development language specific to the system for which they are developed. For web applications, there are many solutions on the "back end" or "front end" side. It will be up to the company or developers in charge of development to convince you of their choice of programming language.
What is a programming language?
Having a great idea is just the starting point in the process of creating an application. Successful projects are those that have been managed rigorously from start to finish, from design to production, without forgetting to then make them known to the public and make them profitable. It is common for spain phone data successful companies to recycle an existing idea that did not work, simply by improving its conception, design or marketing aspect. We therefore advise you to respect each of the steps and to distribute your budget wisely, even if it means limiting certain functionalities in an initial phase.
Features
The design is done through an editorial document called a specification document in which all the features of the application will be described, first in broad outline, then in more detail. You can also start to prioritize the features so that you can easily arbitrate when making budget decisions.
Try to list the constraints and features exhaustively so as not to have any budget/planning surprises:
Infrastructure: servers, estimated traffic, backup, etc.
Name / domain
User/Role Management, Which Pages Are Private/Public
Management of notifications, by email/sms, etc.
Defining workflows: purchasing, product, creation, etc.
Data Model: List of all the data the application will need to function
Management of third-party services (Maps, SMS, delivery, etc.)
UX/UI design, application design
The design phase also includes ergonomic and graphic issues: UX Design (User Experience) and UI Design (Interface Design):
App Brand Identity
Definition/application of the graphic charter (defined according to the field of activity of the application)
Private user path, logged in user, administrator
Calls to click, sales funnels
Incentive to post a product, an ad, to register
What technology for an application?
There are a number of technological solutions that can be considered depending on:
From the type of application (native, web, hybrid)
From the design of the application
Technical experts available for the project
Servers used
About the application's lifespan
Native applications often use a development language specific to the system for which they are developed. For web applications, there are many solutions on the "back end" or "front end" side. It will be up to the company or developers in charge of development to convince you of their choice of programming language.
What is a programming language?