
One of the eight topics
Mobile products,explained.
Everything we publish about the thing a customer carries in a pocket, including the cases where the honest answer is that they do not need one.
The questions a company asks before committing to an app, which is the most expensive decision on this list to get wrong.
Deciding whether to build something? The service page is the one to read. Reading around the subject? Stay here.
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Published on this topic
Everything filed undermobile products.
The scope of this index
What is filed here,and what is filed elsewhere.
Questions this index answers
- The test that separates a business that needs an app from one that needs a mobile website that actually works.
- What an app costs in its second year, which is the year nobody budgets for and the one that decides the outcome.
- What the two app stores require, and what their review cycles do to a release schedule planned around a launch date.
- What has to be true before an app is worth building, stated as conditions rather than as enthusiasm.
Questions that live on another index
- The mobile website itself: Websites and Platforms.
- The same job on a screen a customer already has: Web Applications and Portals.
- Keeping it healthy after release: Care and Optimization.
A post sits under exactly one topic. Nothing is cross filed, because a piece that appears in three places is a piece nobody can find a second time.
Where to go next
Three pagesnext to this one.
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Mobile Products
The service page this index belongs to: what a mobile build includes, who it is not for, and what changes about the work once there is a binary in a store. Read that first if you are deciding.
Mobile Products -
Websites and Platforms
Most businesses need a better website on a phone before they need a second product to maintain. That case is argued, with the conditions, one index over.
Websites and Platforms -
Web Applications and Portals
A portal a customer opens in a browser does much of what an app was wanted for, and nobody has to install anything or wait for a review.
Web Applications and Portals
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