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So what’s the difference between UX an UI od an app? UX (User Experience) is how an app works UI (User Interface) is how it looks Put simply, UX Design process consists of three phases – creating User Journey Map, Wireframes and Clickable Prototype. Designing UI is a final step and it covers creating app’s […]

In short, Wireframes are digital, simplified visual concepts of the future app. Clickable Prototype is created with Wireframes and it is an interactive model of your app. it simulates a real-world product. Mockups are final designs of the app. They include e.g. shapes, colors, illustrations, fonts, and layout. While Wireframes and App Prototype illustrate how […]

Wireframes are digital, simplified, visual concepts of the future app. They are kind of app’s backbone and can be used to create a Clickable Prototype of your app. 📌 In this article, you will read about the whole App Design Process (User Journey Map, Wireframes, Clickable Prototype, Visual Design). This blog post is a part of the series […]

A User Journey Map is a visualization of the user flow through your app. It can look like this: Creating the User Journey Map is the first step in Designing an app. The next are: Wireframes, Clickable Prototype, and Visual Design. 📌 Read this article to learn more about UX/UI Design and the whole App Design Process. This […]

What is UI Design in Software Development? Why is it so important for your App Success?

User personas illustrate your customers’ goals and behaviors. In this article, you will find a User Personas Template with leading questions. This blog post is a part of a series describing “Mobile & Web App Development – 7 Stages You Need To Know“. It covers the following topics: Clarifying the Vision Choosing a Partner Wireframes & […]

Do you have an app idea, but don’t know how to start? First of all, you need to clarify the business vision of your app.

How to validate an Estimation given by a software house?

Independent Contractor Agreement with a Software House – how should it look like and what you can’t miss?

How should a Quality Assurance Professional communicate with a Developer? In the article, you will find 7 must-read tips that will help you avoid conflicts and make your cooperation more enjoyable and productive.

24 students from UK’s Henley Business School visited our office. We had the opportunity to share our practical knowledge and experience. See how it went!

Google Assistant is a next big thing on the market. Understanding it today is crucial for your business in the future. 

In this article, we will show you how to create & publish your own Bitrise step on the example of Flutter. We will focus on programming in Go which is the main language used by Bitrise. 

In this article, you will learn how to implement Shared Element Transition with Glide, an image loading library, and how to handle possible states. With this transition, you will improve the look and feel of your app and keep your users happy.

In this article, you will find 12 useful GDPR Use Cases for App Owners, Product Owners and everyone who wants to develop a mobile app

If you want to develop a mobile or web application, User Stories will help you to find common ground with a development team, especially if you don’t have programming skills and don’t know the technical language. We can say that thanks to User Stories, our work implementation is better prepared, and in some cases, the development can be […]

Writing Android apps in Kotlin is nice, as it’s easy to learn, especially when we know Java. Yet there are some traps we can fall into. Today, I would like to show you one related to Kotlin properties. We will also look into the bytecode.

Are you irritated by having too many branches in your repo? This article explains how to work in a thicket of branches and how to cut them down in one shot.