A Quick Overview of Mobile App Development Process
Do you have a creative mobile app idea? But, the problem is you don’t know how to begin the development of your new app? How much it will cost? How long it will take to develop it?
If these questions are continuously running in your mind, then you have come to the right place to find the answers. While each and every mobile application has its own unique challenges and development steps, but the basic process of mobile app development remains same for almost all kinds of app.
Before starting the development of a new mobile app, you need to have a clear understanding of some basic things about mobile app development. The below infographic is depicting all the insights of mobile app development process from beginning to final deployment of the app. Along with the mobile app development process, the infographic also illustrates the other important facts and statistics such as
- The estimated time to create an app depending on their type (Simple, moderated, multifaceted, highly multifaceted).
- Front end and back-end app development process
- The per hour cost of developing an app in different countries (Both Android and iOS)
- The total cost of developing an app (small, complex or gaming app)
- Global mobile app revenues
- Expected growth of mobile app revenue in future
- Total number of currently available apps
- Some interesting facts and statistics about mobile app development
To get started with your new mobile app, just go through the infographic and you will know the whole process to build an app. This infographic is designed by Nine Hertz, a mobile app development company and can be really helpful to turn your app idea into reality.
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