Allows feedback

A well-designed diagram of the architecture of the mobile application will allow the developer to create appropriate notes and comments on the project. This helps and informs the mobile app development process. These designations are also useful to help non-professional marketers and stakeholders better understand and comprehend the final product. The notes can include symbols, keys, graphs and comments and help non-coders explain the concept of the mobile application being developed.

Gives visual context

People can be better involved in the app development process by being visible to other team members. With the help of this diagram, software specialists and those who are not engaged in coding will be able to understand the concept of the mobile application being developed. Thus, everyone will be able to contribute to the final product and even influence the architecture of the mobile application at the design stage.

What are the stages of creating basic mobile applications?

To create the basic architecture of a mobile application, you need to perform several basic steps. There are ten most important steps in total. Below we will list them in order:

Defining a realistic budget

Application Architecture Discovery Phase

The most necessary functions of the application

Choosing the right platform

Creating an MVP application

Testing the application before launching

Launching a ready-made application

Regular maintenance of the application

Tracking app metrics

Make a realistic budget

The scale of mobile application architecture development depends on the budget available for the project. The cost of software development personnel, mobile application architecture or technology stack, as well as the duration of the project will affect the cost of the mobile application.

Detection phase

This phase of mobile app development involves thorough market research and analysis. The discovery phase promotes a thorough study of the needs of users in mobile applications. We are also exploring ways in which the development of your mobile application will help meet these needs.

Select application functions

During the development process, the mobile app features and UX functionality should become a key part of the mobile app architecture. Application features such as navigation, data management and user interface, for example, native applications are best suited for offline operation.

Choose a platform

The user interface (UI) and user experience or UX architecture design of the mobile application will depend on the chosen platform. UI and UX should be able to interact with the mobile application platform. The architecture of the mobile application should facilitate seamless interaction, regardless of whether the mobile platform is Android, web platform or iOS,

Create an MVP

By creating a basic, minimally modifiable version of the product (MVP) of a mobile application, software developers can check the reaction of application users. The level of user reaction to the MVP version is an accurate indicator of the quality of the user interface or UX. The skeletal version of the mobile app allows developers to incorporate additional features into the app architecture based on user reaction.

Mobile App Testing

The user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) are most accurately determined at the testing stage of the mobile application. If errors or problems are found, then, if necessary, you can upgrade. At this stage of application development, you can also make changes to the development based on UX feedback.