Category: Design

Psychological studies show that humans are attuned to be more perceptive towards all things beautiful. Often described as aesthetic sense, people’s preference for symmetry, lack of clutter and beauty spills over to technology and product development as well. Nowhere is human beings’ visual sense more prominent than during app development, where an application not only … Continue reading

Going by estimates, there could be 115 million blind people around the world by 2050, an increase of 38.5 million from 2020. If you are an app developer working on a project that you hope is likely to make it big in the future, you do not want to seclude the large chunk of the … Continue reading

The user interface (UI) is the mechanism that allows us to interact with machines. VUI or Voice User Interface uses speech recognition technology to facilitate interaction between user and technology. Largely hands-free, VUI allows interactions that are more convenient than any other form of user interface. VUI is a user-facing interface, so the focus here … Continue reading

Developing a successful mobile app for business requires close association of designers, developers and businesses. Coming from radically different backgrounds, all three tend to have different viewpoints for app design. While mobile applications have become a necessity for every modern business weather big or small, it is highly unlikely that a business owner has intricate … Continue reading

An app designer’s quest for an engaging app UX has lead to the massive traction around the icon design today. We are a generation of unapologetic phone users. We interact with our phone every now and then on purpose and purposelessly as well. Needless to mention, the icon can be a strong driving factor behind … Continue reading

A large number of businesses in US develop an iOS app first and then plan to develop an app for Android platform. Android platform holds a market share of 85.9% worldwide followed by iOS which is the second most popular smartphone platform. If you have not yet developed an Android version of your app, you … Continue reading