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Mobile app designers are always looking for the right tool that will make their designs worthwhile for the end user experience. Developing a valuable mobile app requires top notch skill, creativity, and of course the right tools. Could this be the reason why companies are investing more money into user-friendly mobile design and UX designers? I’m sure. What would these companies expect to get from this bold step? Well, according to DMI, “In 10 years, a $10,000 investment in design-centric companies would have yielded returns 228% greater than the same investment in the S&P.”

App design is the look and feel of a mobile application. This includes all of the visual elements and interactive elements that impact how the app functions. Mobile app design combines two concepts—UI and UX. The user interface (UI) encompasses the app’s look and feel. It includes color, font, app style, and similar design choices. The user experience (UX) design prioritizes the app’s functions and use.

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So many people have great app ideas. But without a high-quality UI and UX design, it will be tough to keep users coming back. Whether you’re building an ecommerce app, internal employee app, fitness app, or app in any category, the design always needs to be a top priority. That’s why it’s so important to invest in app design from the beginning. An investment now will actually save you money and ensure a higher ROI for your app down the road.

• Most app developers need to design for multiple platforms.

• With that said, there are different nuances to consider when you’re designing an app for multiple platforms and operating systems.

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• With that said, there are different nuances to consider when you’re designing an app for multiple platforms and operating systems.

• It’s also worth noting that the market share for iOS and Android are different.

• So your target user-base will ultimately help dictate what platform you’re designing for.

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Why we are best

Android isn’t a closed ecosystem like Apple. So you’ll have a lot more flexibility with your app-building and design environment compared to iOS apps. There’s also an extensive knowledge base from Google that you can reference if you’re an app design beginner. Compared to Apple, it’s generally less expensive to design and publish an Android app. Similar to iOS, Android apps need to think about a design that extends beyond smartphones. It should integrate with wearables, VR tools, Android auto, and more. There’s an app store for so many different device types and platforms that need to be taken into consideration when you’re designing for Android.