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As a Mobile App Development company, every day we come across this situation that the client is having a limited budget. So here we are providing you a list of strategies using which you can get the best output in the form of an app with a small budget. Decide in advance about the core concept of your app. Before you start searching for the best app developer you need to have clear thoughts about the concept of the app in your mind. Every app needs to have the list of core features and support features ready in advance. So if the budget concern comes in between in costing you can remove some of the support features. Also, do the ground stage research about your concept that is your concept app is already available in the market or you are having a unique concept. Select the right platform for the development Make sure you choose the right platform to develop and publish the app. For example, if you have done research and found that your app is going to be great if you launch the Androi

  All feedback from your customers is valuable, but there are certain types of qualitative data that can give you more insight than others. Truly insightful feedback can help you identify when people think something is confusing, why they made a certain choice, what they value most about your product, or how they view your product against the competition. In turn, you can use this feedback to write more persuasive copy in your marketing, optimize your user experience, or prioritize new features to build. Ultimately, more useful feedback helps you make more informed business decisions. So how do you gather this type of feedback? It’s all about the questions you ask. Ask Customers the Right Questions Whether you’re sending out an email survey, gathering feedback in-app or conducting an interview, you’re going to be asking questions. But are they the right ones? Preparing your questions might seem like a simple practice, but it can be deceptively complex. Decades of user research has show

     We live in an era of constant change and ideas are advancing our world faster than ever before. Some of them are here for a long time already, while others are reasonably new. Due to constant development and a broad range they affect, it becomes increasingly harder to follow everything that can transform our world, especially when some concepts are harder to grasp. Every discovery is not only a technological leap, but it also shapes the business world, people, and can lead to crucial changes in the day-to-day lives. We believe that the change is for the best, but nothing is a safe bet. So, let's check out some of the picks that will rule the day in 2019. Some may call them gimmicks, but we believe next year is their prime time to shine and bring profit. Blockchain Nothing new here. You can hardly find anyone who doesn't know this magical word, even if they have no clue how it works—and rightfully so, since to the casual audience, it still looks like a puzzle. Although nume

  Like anything, Intellectual Property (IP) law can seem daunting on the first approach. But the savvy startup owner, inventor, or creative entrepreneur will learn quickly that IP law is a friend rather than a foe. This is true for mobile app developers and technology companies, just as it is true for engineers. Types of Intellectual Property Protection There are three major protections available for mobile app developers: patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Patents   grant their owners with the exclusive right, for up to twenty years, over the invention claimed in an issued patent. An aspect that distinguishes patents from other forms of IP protection is that a set of patent claims must   enable   a consumer of ordinary skill to reverse-engineer and utilize the invention. There are three types of patents: utility, design, and plant. Utility patents are both the most common patent as well as the most difficult to obtain. They pertain generally to the functionality of your invention. A

One of the greatest advantages that blockchain brings to the table is decentralization. Decentralization refers to a state or situation in which there is no single point of authority that controls the entire system. Although the blockchain technology is more than a decade old, it has managed to claim its rightful accolades of awesomeness only in recent times. Blockchain was confined more to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies at large, and people failed to recognize the potential it had in revolutionizing a lot of outdated processes through decentralization. However, in these days, decentralization has become so much of attribute that people are using blockchain to build applications revolving around it, rightly called dApps. What is dApp? As the name suggests, the dApp is a decentralized application that runs on a network of computers and there is no single administrator who has complete control over the entire application. Although dApps and blockchain do not always have a congruence, it is