Basal "Mobile App Development" Tips that Abandon Disaster

May be mobile app development is the easy & straightforward process in the labs, but when it comes to deployment in the market, all bets are off. You have to make every of your user elated via delivering seamless & faster experience to users even in their low-powered devices.

In mobile app development, controlling user behavior can lead you down to the path of death almost. But, via adopting and implementing some basal safety traits, you will have a self pat on your back for getting success from development to deployment.

Think about User Engagement Right after Downloads
Congratulations, you have launched your app with the lots of required features and functionalities, and even your app has started to gain downloads. But what next? Do you have idea that one in every four apps get abandoned after only a single use? Yes Right. Don't make your app fall in this category and perform a quick operation to grab more user engagements right after launching it.

Adding Real-time features, push-notifications and efficient marketing tools are the best ways to perform this task and help you to eliminate user-engaging threats from mobile app development.

Think About Global Audience Early On
Well, you developed your app for today, but did you built it for tomorrow? Well, this is the point where it is greatly prepared in the labs but have not yet ready to survive in the market.
Let suppose may be your app has started gaining thousands of downloads or million supports of concurrent users and on the other hand your app stayed small but it used globally, scalability is must be on top mind.  Hence, make your app faster, reliable as well as scalable globally, and it will automatically grab the eyes of many users across the world and reduce the app failure chances.

Go For Decoupled Rather Than Monolithic
Monolithic architecture is the architecture in which every component is interdependent & interconnected. While on the other hand apps that are modular or loosely coupled are decoupled apps, meaning that the app is comprised of independent microservices, as well as other programs that operate independently. A decoupled architecture protects against failure when changes are made because there’s less of a risk of other microservices failing; and when something goes wrong, it’s easier to isolate the issue.

Don't Make Security an Afterthought
If its linked to the internet, probably someone is going to try & hack. Its not the matter of if, it is a matter of when. So, when it comes to mobile apps, security cannot be an afterthought, whether you are protecting your user's data, the data they are sending and receiving in transit, or your app itself.

So, embed all the tight security features like- AES/SSL/TLS encryption on every message must be included in any mobile app, big or small while development and be risk-free on your own.

Make low-Battery & low Bandwidth Consumptions a Priority.
"Wow, the app is amazing"- your user's word. But, it does not matter how "WOW" your app, if it is draining user's mobile battery and eating up their bandwidth, they will definitely look for alternatives. 

Because it is not necessary that your app users be regularly connected with the fasted network or 4G all time. Sometime they find to use your app while driving car, crossing tunnels, travelling in a flight also.

Hence, to make your app perform perfectly on every zone, build it accordingly.
When it comes to battery consumptions, try to avoid using unnecessary background activity, inefficient refreshing and location-heavy features implementations.

These practices make your app more user-engaging.