With the success of Apple’s coveted iPhone, there has been a plethora of iPhone apps. The appeal is obvious, as not only making a good one can be quite lucrative, it can also give you a lot of kudos in the industry. This is all well and fine, but many iPhone apps neglected the practical need of iPhone Apps users, resulting in the menu system lacking intuitiveness , and subsequently poor navigation followed. So if you’re thinking about designing an app for iPhone take into consideration these points. Golden rule – Apps that offer something of value to people, will be something that can be done on the move. So an app that requires in-depth knowledge or a complex array of options may not be suited to an iPhone app format. So when in the design stages, ask yourself if this app can be something that be used on the move. If the answer is no, it’s time to think again.
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iPhone apps should never be clunky, they should be funky…