FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions


There are numerous factors that we consider before selecting a mobile app architecture. The first and foremost thing is the organization and decoupling of all the components and the fact that the architecture should complement the business domain of the application. Apart from this, the budget, timeline, etc. factors are considered. And finally, we gauge the need for portability, security, manageability, performance, reusability, and testability.

The main difference between Hybrid apps and Native apps is that Native apps are developed for a specific operating system, whereas, Hybrid apps are developed for all the platforms. Hybrid apps run consistently on all the platforms and perform identically. While Native apps can be run only on the platform for which it is developed. If you are looking forward wot provide a customized user experience for all the platforms individually, then native apps are the ones for you. In case you are looking for providing a uniform experience across all the platforms, then Hybrid apps can be your savior.

There are numerous programming languages for mobile app development depending on the type of mobile app to be developed, the platform on which it will be deployed, budget, functionalities to be included, etc. The languages used for developing mobile applications in general are, Java, Swift, Python, jQuery, Pearl, Scala, C, C++, C#, GoLang, Ruby, R, Objective-C, and many more to enlist.

Yes, we take care of everything right from ideation and design to deployment and maintenance. Once your mobile app is developed, we will test it and then deploy it on the relevant store, App Store or Play Store. We will completely deploy it and take care of the maintenance too.

The user interface of a Mobile Application is the one that interacts with the user, and so the design needs to be perfect. Many high-end mobile applications with tons of features and functionalities fail to make their mark. Our mobile app design process focuses on elevating the user experience by making it relevant, meaningful, and accessible. A few significant steps of our mobile app design process includes,

  • UX Analysis
  • Wireframing
  • Interface Designing
  • Prototyping
  • Design specification
  • Designing graphics

A mobile application acts as a tool that can elevate and rightly portray your brand value. Also, a mobile application can act as an added channel for extending the visibility of your brand. With a mobile app developed for your business, you can make yourself more accessible to users. Mobile app development for your business can widen your audience reach by providing them access on the move.

The Mobile App Development process is quite a simple one. The major steps involved are:

  • Goal Definition & Requirements Gathering
  • Design
  • System Architecture Design, Wireframing, UI/UX Designing, & Prototyping
  • Development
  • Functional Implementation, Software Coding & Optimization
  • Testing & Quality Assurance, Troubleshooting, & Testing
  • Deployment
  • Launch, Beta Live, & Live
  • Maintenance
  • Monitoring, Feedback, Analysis, & Complete Support

Our typical UI Design process consists of the following steps,

1.   App Design Questionnaire Filling
Here, Netixe will send a document to the client, to get insights on the following items

•   Colour preference

•   Theme Selection (High tech, Warm, Flashy, Traditional, formal, cutting edge, Friendly, Contemporary)

•   Brand Positioning (Logo)

•   Any Specific UI Suggestion

•   Any other element selection like buttons, font typeset

2.   Design Mock-up 3-4 Screens (For Theme Confirmation)

3.   Review & Approval Process with the client

4.   Design creation for the entire app

•   It can include multiple iterations based on the defined flow

•   PSD / AI files will be generated

5.   After everything is finalized. we go ahead on design

We have a wide pool of technologies and tools that we use for UI/UX design based on the requirements of the project. Some of the common tools and technologies that we are currently using are,

•   Adobe XD

•   Photoshop

•   After Effects

•   Illustrator

•   Coreldraw

Whenever we receive a project, firstly we ensure to assign a single point of contact in the form of a project manager. The project manager is responsible for giving regular updates on the project to the client. To start with, the project manager analyses the requirements in detail to understand your exact need and expectations.

Once the requirements are clear and crisp, next, we move towards the actual UI/UX Design process. In this process, we go through various phases from research and planning to sketching, wireframing, and prototyping. We ensure that the client is involved in each and every step and that they can provide inputs wherever they feel the need.

When the design is ready and satisfied the client’s needs, we finally deliver the designs or goes on to develop as per the client’s needs.