Ever started designing a website/app and felt lost? You’re not alone. Many businesses struggle at first regarding their website or app design. Some businesses have even launched projects that they developed and tested routinely but still failed. Moral of the story? They skipped the wireframing phase. But how did skipping
Did you know that most small business websites are at risk of cyberattacks because they don’t get regular updates? It’s true—60% of them face this danger. What is even worse is that websites that aren’t updated often are 30% more likely to lose visitors because of slow loading speeds and
Ever wonder how companies like Netflix and Spotify can handle millions of users with ease and never have any hiccups? What’s the secret to deploying updates in minutes, avoiding any downtime, and scaling seamlessly as their user base grows? The answer lies in cloud-native architecture: a revolutionary way of constructing
Ever wondered why some applications feel smooth and fast? What is better about them, compared to other applications? It is all about their build. A native app can be designed and constructed to use only one operating system, whether iOS or Android. That being said, they’re fully utilizing features of
Android architecture components are tools that make it easier to create apps. These tools help developers build apps that work well, are easy to fix, and stay up-to-date. They solve common problems like managing screen changes, saving user data, and keeping apps smooth on different Android versions. In this blog
Have you ever wondered how businesses move their apps to the cloud or newer systems without causing major issues? Application migration can feel like solving a tricky puzzle, especially with old systems and fast-changing technology. Imagine moving your most important tools and data without stopping your work. Sounds stressful, right?
In 2017, Equifax, a top credit reporting agency, faced a big choice: fix a weak spot in their web application or keep things running as usual. They chose the second option. Unfortunately, this left a gap for hackers to sneak in. These hackers accessed the private data of 147 million
You have just launched an e-commerce mobile app, and this new development in the mobile arena promises more customers and, therefore, higher sales. But complaints bug you: users say the apps have bugs, crashes, and glitches across various devices. Negative reviews stream in, sales dwindle to an all-time low, and
Studies show that 21% of users delete an app after a single use. Why? Often due to a poor experience or bugs, the stakes in today’s app market are high, and mistakes can be quite costly. Just think about it: A startup decides to invest heavily in building a mobile
