Mobile apps march every onwards, increasingly dominating the way we access the internet – and in particular how we access services online. The pace of change does look set to slow in 2019, so we’ve been keeping an eye on the latest trends. Our clients certainly appreciate it – and we thou

“Progressive web app”: in a sector sometimes awash with jargon, here’s another term you need to learn. The good news is that it has a pretty simple definition. The even better news is that we attach it to a type of app that is seriously useful and could really help your business. Tradit

We most often write about apps in general on this blog. The truth is, though, that one of the most important general rules of mobile app development is that every app is specific! That means that each app should be tailored precisely for its purpose and sector – which can sometimes mean that t

The smartwatch has come a long way. From the butt of Dick Tracy-inspired jokes, it has become an essential smartphone accessory for many. It offers in a very small, convenient package instant access to notifications of all kinds, as well as offering the potential to control a range of functio

“Content” can, for so simple a word, be a confusing term. We hear a lot about content marketing, content strategy, and content management – but what does this really mean? Put at its most basic, “content” is any material viewed by a user – images, interaction points, text. Content is

Gather the right ingredients in exactly the right quantities. Mix just so. Gently knead into the proper shape, allot exactly the right amount of time for proving … and, whatever you do, don’t wind up with something half-baked. Yes, obviously we’re talking about the process of designing

The cost of mobile app design is often perceived by clients to be one of the greatest barriers to adoption of the new technology. Of course, businesses must always undertake rigorous calculations of return on investments and so forth, but the truth is that the cost of mobile app development can

In some iterations of the “watchmaker theory”, which holds that the presence of good design must imply a designer, the creator builds a thing and then walks away from it, allowing it to develop in its own way and disowning further responsibility for it. In theology, that might be an inter

Mobile app development trends move ever on. In 2018, mobile apps are part of the digital furniture – most of us now use at least one regularly, and many use a large number on a daily basis. In this environment, making your app novel and different is the only way to stand out from the crowd.

Managing white space on mobile websites might at first point seem like a strange thing to think about: isn’t white space, y’know … just sort of there? In truth, designers know that white space – sometimes known as “negative space” – is a crucial element of any design. The absenc