Depending on the offered functions and features, each app has 3 segments – client-side, server-side, and database. Client-side and server-side are also known by their archaic names – frontend and backend. Web development uses specific tools and frameworks to render beautiful looking, robust, and dynamic websites.
User experience is one of the most vital metrics to estimate the ease of use of any application. It not only adds value to the business but lets other important stakeholders project the growth of the business. User experience is directly related to the interface of the application often referred to as User Interface or UI.
One very raw and intuitive way to judge the quality of UI of any application is to find how much does a user needs to interact with UI to accomplish the desired task. The lesser the interaction the better the UI and hence richer user experience.
In this age of Hyper-Marketing, everyone calls their organisation “Best”. Potential clients become confused and why shouldn’t they- there is so much noise around this. This becomes more difficult when the client is looking for a Technology partner based overseas. Lets face it, even awards have multiplied these days. So even if an organisation is using some awards( unless renowned), to position themselves as leaders, one can never be sure of it.
Living in the era of startups, we often get several business ideas. But, then we get into a dilemma about how to get it developed. We evaluate our options between building our own team and outsourcing the idea to a development company. Our thoughts revolve around parameters such as degree of control on the project, costing of the project, and go to market time with the MVP. Some of us may feel that the size of the business should govern help in choosing the right mode of development.