Is Abi-Tech in Singapore changing the way Mobile apps are built for users?

WOODLANDS, Singapore - June 4, 2019 - PRLog -- There is only a thin line between a successful mobile and one that flops big time in the marketplace namely quality user experience (UX). Abi-Tech is changing the way apps are developed with a thorough understanding of what the targeted user set wants so as to meet the intended objective or even exceed expectations.

UX has a big impact on the user's interaction and perception with a product. User-centred data is used to facilitate the design process which aims to develop a roadmap to address the pain points of users.

The function of any app is to help users complete their intended task or achieve their goal which is the primary motivation behind developing an app. Developers at Abi-Tech prioritize core features during the preliminary planning phase of app development that will encourage more app downloads than hitting a website.

User onboarding form the basis to increase the value of the mobile app; by demonstrating what the app is capable of, user feedback becomes the template for pulling in and retaining users. Abi-Tech achieves it by maximising the mobile UX design with an integrated tutorial that shows the working of the app, or an explainer video to show any hidden functionalities or complex workflow that users may not be aware of.

User oboarding not only reduces user abandonment rates, but also help enhance user lifetime value and retention rate. Another step is to lower the number of steps required for account creation/sign up and have multiple registration options using social media accounts.

App usability factors include the design, content structure, information layout and other elements that should remain consistent with the UI/UX of the app. The effort required to search a particular item should be considerably reduced via integration of keyword search and barcode scanning. Search options and filters must aim towards satisfying search needs and increasing conversion rates. The objective of this exercise is to help users with their exact search so that no time is lost in navigating through the app and understanding it.

To limit the high user drop off rates, developers at Abi-Tech minimise the user input required on forms or those that require the same by including only the necessary information.

Unnecessary permissions such as requesting sensitive credit card information when there isn't any ecommerce transaction functions built into the app, or access to photo gallery when there is no real need for it are avoided .

Finally, Abi-Tech developers, http://abi-tech.com.sg/mobile-application-development/ pay a lot of attention to the quick scanning and glanceability aspects of the app that convey the visual design of the app quickly and seamlessly. They don't fail to maintain the visual consistency of the typography, colour palette and other needed UI/UX design elements.