By Sean Reiche on July 10th, 2012 // No Comments
When sitting down with clients, we typically discuss the design of a software solution. Often there is some initial confusion about what is involved in UX (user experience) and UI (user interface) design and the impact UX and UI will have on the proposed solution.
You can think of UX as the process and feelings associated with an event. Essentially, UX is everything that affects a software or application user throughout the experience (thus UX).
UI is slightly different. UI affects a user ...
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By Sean Reiche on June 28th, 2012 // No Comments
Welcome to the final post in a blog series on three concepts decision makers must understand for their own mobile application development. Our first post was an overview of the three decisions we’ll be diving into in this series. The second post focused on the audience and platform support for your mobile application development. Our third post covered form and interaction with mobile devices. In this post, we’ll cover speed to market and general deployment considerations.
I Need ...
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By Sean Reiche on June 20th, 2012 // No Comments
Welcome to the third post in a blog series on three concepts decision makers must understand for their own mobile application development. Our first post was an overview of the three decisions we’ll be diving into in this series. The second post focused on the audience and platform support for your mobile application development. In this post, we’ll cover form and interaction. Form and interaction is all about the devices and the way users expect to interact with those devices.
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By Sean Reiche on June 5th, 2012 // No Comments
Welcome to the second post in a blog series on three concepts decision makers must understand for their own mobile application development. Our first post was an overview of the three decisions we’ll be diving into in this series. In this post, we’ll cover audience and platform support considerations every business decision maker should give a few brain cycles to before moving forward on their mobile development project.
Identifying Your Audience
Your first step is to identify your aud...
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By Sean Reiche on May 22nd, 2012 // No Comments
Welcome to a blog series on three concepts decision makers must understand for their own mobile application development. Many companies are creating mobile applications for internal and external use. Some of these mobile apps are systems that exist in some other form, such as a traditional web application. Or, perhaps a company wants to speed up an old Microsoft Access database entry form and increase its accessibility. Some are pioneering new ways to utilize the mobile connectivity with a...
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