Native apps | For optimal user experience

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In brief
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Agile work process
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You can also turn to Sumedia for Native app development. Native apps that respond to a very different user need than web-related applications do. We can develop both hybrid and fully native applications for both Android and iOS. Apps that exactly match the functioning of a particular device on a particular operating system.

In brief

Sumedia has extensive experience developing both Hybrid and Native apps.
Native offers certain functionalities that can be essential within an optimal user experience (Camera, GPS and FaceID).
We always integrate Native apps into your organization’s overall digital infrastructure.
An Agile work process for optimal results.

Aart AalbersLead Back-end Development

“The advantage of a Native app concerns being able to use specific functionalities of the device on which the app is installed. This makes it possible to improve the user experience and achieve other goals functionally.”

Aart AalbersLead Back-end Development

An enhanced user experience

Both Hybrid and Native apps are developed within Sumedia. A Native app is a mobile app developed specifically for a device’s operating system (IOS & Android). A hybrid app does put you directly on your phone but opens a with it a web application through the browser. Based on your organization’s specific goals, our experts will provide optimal advice toward the desired foundation.

Native offers certain functionalities that can be essential within an optimal user experience (Camera, GPS and FaceID).

The major asset of a Native app involves being able to use specific functionality of the device on which the app is installed. This makes it possible to improve the user experience and functionally achieve other goals. As a business development agency, we help your organization with the right advice in strategy, concept, design and implementation.

Native apps as part of overall digital infrastructure

Native apps can also be deployed as part of a larger digital infrastructure. For example, a Native apps can give the end user (a more limited) access to a portal (link to portal) or webapplciate (link to web application). A Native app can then be deployed as a fundamental component in the desired customer journey.

Agile work process for optimal results

Native app development also involves setting up an Agile work process in which all requirements are documented in an MVP (Minimum Viable Product), user stories and flows are worked out, design is fully visualized in a prototype and a dvelopment team works toward the result in two-week sprints.