Android App Development

Our native Android apps solve complex problems through user-friendly and state-of-the-art solutions built on the Android SDK.

Why android app development?

We create cutting-edge mobile apps for Android devices which connect to data through APIs in cloud-based services to provide information and power to users.

MCD android app development

How We Develop Android apps for Mobile?

We prototype and collaborate on user screens (wireframes & design).

We build Android apps applications using the Java or Kotlin programming languages, React Native or Flutter.

For high-performance requirements, we develop native mobile apps for each platform.

We iterate a lot.

Built to last

Our app design is carefully considered so that every action is quick, clear and intuitive for users. We then blend the design with a technical layer which integrates with data points to provide a meaningful experience for your customers. 

The apps we build improve everything from business efficiency to increased revenue and customer loyalty. We create apps that are a joy to use and make businesses better.

A happy smiling man in web and mobile app development testing software that has been developed for a mobile device

FAQ

When it comes to deciding whether to build a mobile app or a mobile website, the right choice depends on your business objectives. If you aim to offer mobile-friendly content to a wide range of people, then a mobile website might be the way to go. Mobile websites can be a cost-effective way to put your content into the hands of your audience. However, users have high expectations for quality and functionality that mobile websites sometimes can’t deliver.

Users can become easily frustrated when faced with performance and usability issues. Factors like load times, small images, lack of information, and network availability all pose the same problem: users must work too hard to interact with your brand.

Mobile apps are an excellent resource for engaging, interacting, and communicating with your customers. An app can be a personalised communication tool, leveraging user interests, location usage behaviour, and more. Over time, your brand can drive amplified customer loyalty with personalized, in-app content.

In many cases, you may decide you need both a mobile app and a mobile website. If done correctly, it can be a strategic and valuable choice. In short, when it comes to your brand’s mobile strategy, it’s not a question of a mobile website or mobile app, but perhaps applying a two-pronged approach.

Before building an app, another critical question that comes to business owners’ minds is how they can validate their mobile app idea. Currently, there are three ways available to legitimize an app idea:

  • Proof of Concept (POC): Also known as Feasibility Test, this is the fastest and the most accurate way to verify the feasibility of your app idea and its targeted audience.
  • Prototyping: It’s a kind of user research to determine how your mobile app will be functioning in real. In other words, it’s a visualization of your app’s working in the market.
  • Minimum Viable Product (MVP): This is a usable yet minimal version of your app to release and test in the market. An MVP helps your development team identify the app’s core functionalities, value proposition, user experience, and responsiveness.
Android or iOS: which platform should I build my app for? The best answer to this question is “for both.” Android has a worldwide market share of nearly 85%; on the other hand, iOS holds a market share of almost 61% in the US alone. However, it again depends on your targeted audience, whether you want to develop a custom mobile app for Android or iOS or both. Worldwide Smartphone Shipment OS Market Share Forecast To be more specific, if your target audience is global, you should opt for Android app development. But if your target audience is the United States only, you should consider developing a custom mobile app for iOS. Go with both platforms if your target audience is both the US and global.

One of the most important things you need to do at the very beginning of your mobile app development process is  creating a set of clearly defined, realistic goals. Market research and clearly defining the steps you are going to take to get your app into the hands of users is absolutely crucial at this stage.

In the product design world UX design concerns a users journey and experience with a product and includes identifying and solving user problems. On the other hand, UI design is all about creating intuitive, aesthetically-pleasing, interactive interfaces.

In our experience, one of the biggest mistakes people make when creating an app is failing to user test. Not testing your assumptions and failing to put your designs in front of users before beginning the development process is usually a recipe for disaster. In these cases it’s not uncommon for teams to spend a great deal of time and money developing features that end up falling flat with users. 

Do you have a custom Mobile App in mind?

If you have an idea that you would like to turn in to a digital product then we’d love to hear from you