Stage 3: Project delivery + preparation for launch

2021-03-05

Filling information (sometimes a copywriter may be needed).

Testing (this stage of work takes a lot of time – only after finding and fixing all the shortcomings can the application be released “into the world”).

Bugfixing – latest technical improvements.

Delivery of the project to the client.

Placing applications on Google Play and the App Store is the bulk of the promotion work. Dedicated specialists issue requirements (keys – by which accompanying texts are written, placements, etc.), thanks to which the application is tested and approved by app stores and becomes available to a wide audience.

If this application is for internal communication (B2B), then this block of work can be skipped.

Team: project manager, Android / iOS developer, backend and API developer, QA specialist.

Store data on the client side

That is, in the device. In this case, the application will work even without the Internet, but it will be devoid of interactivity, and new content will appear only with the new version of the application in the store.

Who is it for? Distributors of static content that you don’t need to interact with. Imagine that you are a writer or a magazine publisher, and you are promoting new works or issues through an application, where content is updated with each update.

In addition to text, static content means photos, videos, games. In this case, the system functions of the payment type will be available, and the user will be able to receive new content that is already in the application through the In-App Purchase.