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Path to successful iOS app development

If you don’t have development skills, you can take online tutorials and classes to learn the latest techniques. After getting enough training, you may be ready to dive right into building your mobile app. Wait! Design and development is just one step on the huge ladder of successful mobile app development.

Whether you are planning to develop apps for Android, iOS, or Windows, it is important to determine the development need and other important factors listed below:

• Why are you developing the app?
• Who will use it?
• What is the specialty and how will it be developed?
• How will it help users?
• When is the deadline to complete?

This may seem silly and time consuming to you, but trying to build an iOS app without defining your app’s process, goal, and USPs is like walking down the road at midnight for no reason.

This article will walk you through iPhone app development and explain the importance of defining why, what, who, how and when the app is created.

1. Why and who?

Why are you building this app? Who will use it? I know, you may have a straight answer: “Everyone, because this is going to be the next big thing.” The answer seems ok, but you need to explain what that “big thing” is, only then will users buy your creation.

You can’t just blindly say “Everyone”. Your app should have a purpose and a target audience. In simple terms, why would people invest in your app if it has no value to them? Hundreds and thousands of iOS apps already exist on iTunes. Unless yours has something cool and cool, no one will download it and definitely not buy it! So, give your development a purpose.

2. What and how?

Once you’ve determined who and why, the next step is to define your app idea and development process. You probably have a rough idea of ​​your application, but in the market the general or rough idea doesn’t work!

For iPhone app development, you need to know exactly what you would like to build, how to define your app’s features and compatibility, and how you would instill those features.

3. When?

Once you are clear about the what and the how, it is time to define the when. A development plan document should be created to list your decisions: the process, the target audience, the features of the app, your timeline, the tools you will need, any additional help you may need (may be a designer), and the cost. expected.

The plan does not have to be a thousand page book; it should be brief in bullet points. The development plan will help you meet your goals without going over budget.

To conclude, focusing only on tutorials to learn the process might not help you achieve successful development. You will have to dedicate yourself to answering this Why, Who, What, How and When, so that the process is productive.