Mobile App Design

Get this system for designing a mobile app that people actually use and love, and watch your revenues increase too.

This could be a nightmare.

You have an idea. It is fantastic. Will change the game. You know how it will be discovered and monetized. It has built in-app purchases. It is bound for success.

You wait and wait because the steps to making it a reality are not clear.

What do you do? You dream of building a cathedral. Making it better.

As you scroll through the app store, you see it.

Your throat tightens. Your stomach is dropping. It’s your app if you hold the top spot in Productivity or Utility or Games. Your idea. How can this be? That was my idea.

The opportunity is no longer available.

Or. You have an idea for an app. You have resources and you are determined to start a business. Push and push to get the app out.

You look at sales. Nothing.

This thing is no longer alive. Features and purchase requests come in. Things you should have seen but didn’t. It feels like it isn’t going anywhere because you have to add in development time for an update, more design dollars down the drain, and more time spent. Because it isn’t.

Many entrepreneurs looking to go mobile make common mistakes. The system discovers early interaction design flaws. A solid monetization plan is identified. It guarantees a smooth collaboration between you, your developer and your designer. The system that makes the app is an app that sells.

Jen Gordon, of Tapptics fame, is our expert speaker. In this course, Jen shares her knowledge with you.

What do you learn?

The way to identify your target user and create use cases so you make an app that is intuitive, useful and people tell their friends about is surprisingly effective.

How to figure out what screens you want, what order they should be in, and what information should be on each.

How to make paper prototyping work for you to make sure you don’t miss critical design and interaction points that cost you money down the line.

There is a place to find great, experienced, reliable designers with proven track records and superb work.

A process hack can be used to get a more accurate look at how the app looks on the device.

How to make sure that your targets are proportioned correctly.

When is the right time to start consulting with your developer?

The same developers are trusted by an industry pro and senior writer at The Unofficial Apple Weblog.

If you don’t know what a drop is, find out in the course.

The inverse law of Prototyping can save you money.

What do you get?

If you prefer to watch on the go and listen to the mp3 on your ipod, you can download the full 50-minute course.

The App Monetization Blueprint will show you how this app fits into your business objectives before you even start.

You can go from idea to team in as little as one day with the Mobile App Development Questionnaire.

The template for iPad development is easy to use.

Jen Gordon is a mobile app design at nextskillup.com.

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