WAVE Digital / App development
App development built around a real business problem.
WAVE Digital develops web applications and mobile apps for Android and iPhone. We begin with the people using the product, the task they need to complete and the features required for a useful first release.
Discuss your projectChoosing web, Android or iOS
A web application runs in a browser and can serve staff, customers or partners without installation through an app store. A mobile app may suit an experience that needs device capabilities or store distribution. The choice depends on users, required features, budget and expected maintenance.
- Internal tools and dashboards for business workflows.
- Customer portals and service request journeys.
- Mobile applications with defined functionality for Android and iPhone.
Define the first release before building
We map the main user journeys and prioritize the features that solve the initial problem. Accounts, authentication, permissions, notifications, payments and integrations are considered where relevant. Each adds security, infrastructure and operational decisions, so inclusion depends on the agreed scope.
- Requirements and priorities for an initial release.
- Interface design for the key screens and interactions.
- Development and previously agreed integrations.
- Workflow validation and an operational handover.
Launch, app stores and ongoing development
Apps require attention after delivery. Developer accounts, hosting, external services and store submission are discussed during planning. Store approval depends on each platform’s rules and review process. Maintenance and further features can be scoped as the product evolves.
FAQ
Planning your project
Do you develop for Android and iPhone?
Yes. We choose platforms and a development approach based on functionality, the devices your audience uses and the budget. The scope specifies the supported platforms.
What does app development cost?
Cost depends on workflows, integrations, supported platforms and operating requirements. Describe the problem and essential features so we can plan a first release and a proposal.
Can we start with a smaller version?
Yes. We can prioritize a central workflow and schedule supporting features later. This provides a way to evaluate use before expanding the investment.