Flows and screens
Work out the main actions and a useful first version.
Mobile / ideas on your phone
Mobile app development for iOS and AndroidFrom features to mobile experience.
From feature definition to the interface on a phone. I develop mobile applications with clear navigation, connected features and a consistent experience across screens.
Inside the project
From screens to experience.
Structure, details and interactions come together in one coherent experience.
- 01Flow
- 02Screens
- 03Experience
A closer look
A useful experience, one screen at a time.
An app might help someone organise their day, make something creative or access information on the go. I think through the main flow, design the screens and connect the pieces they need. The choice between one platform and a cross-platform approach depends on the actual features and audience.
Connected features
Consider accounts, storage and APIs when the idea calls for them.
A path to release
Prepare for the materials and review steps required by the relevant app store.
A place to start
The project in context.
My published apps include PixArtist AI for images, Caption & Hashtag for social content, Workout Schedules for training and ReMind for tasks. Each explores a different everyday use of a mobile interface.
Projects ↗Frequently asked questions
Before we begin.
Does an app need both iOS and Android?
Not always. The audience and the idea help decide whether to begin with one platform or consider a cross-platform approach.
Is app store approval guaranteed?
No. Apple and Google review submissions against their own requirements and make the final decision.
What about timing?
That depends on the idea, the content and any tools involved. We can discuss it once we understand what the project would look like.