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Mobile

Mobile & Applications

Apps for customers and for people in the field, connected to the systems behind them.

Mobile work is part of a wider system: a customer app needs a backend and a measure of whether it helped; a field app needs offline behavior and a record when the van is back in range. Native and cross-platform are choices we make from the audience, not from habit.

  1. 1

    Choose the surface

    Native when the platform or performance demands it. Cross-platform when one codebase should serve both stores.

  2. 2

    Design for the hand and the job

    Field tools and customer apps fail for different reasons. The flows are designed separately.

  3. 3

    Connect the backend

    Accounts, data, and analytics are part of the build.

  4. 4

    Ship and keep shipping

    Store release is the start. Updates and maintenance are a named service.

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Solutions that use this work

Questions

Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform when you need both stores and the experience can be shared. Native when performance, device hardware, or a single-platform audience justifies two codebases.
Do field apps work offline?
When the job happens away from reliable signal, offline capture and later sync are part of the scope.

Next step

Talk through mobile.

A short brief is enough: what is slow, disconnected, or invisible. We reply with the practice that fits, not a catalogue.