Mobile Development With Esketchers

The cost varies with the client’s requirements. There’s no such thing as "standard cost". We always work according to the client’s requirements, so the cost differs.

While developing native mobile apps, we are basically creating apps that are designed to work on specific mobile operating systems, like iOS or Android. We also need to use specific programming languages. For example, we need to use Objective-C or Swift to develop iOS apps. These apps have unparalleled performance.

With cross platform development builds apps, you can run a single code base on several operating systems. Building cross-platform apps is always faster and more cost-effective.

You can hire an experienced, well-coordinated and dedicated team cost-effectively and in a short amount of time, without the hassle of permanently employing them. 

With an outsourced team, you can get the full-fledged package of end-to-end services and support without even having an internal department to provide each service. The outsourced web development company also takes responsibility for providing professional services and expertise, so this can take the load off of your recruitment department.

Apps constantly require bug fixes, updates, app UI/UX enhancements, as well as feature releases, since your app will evolve with your business needs, technology advancements (such as major system update) or user requirements. 

Depending on the requirements, updates could roughly be done once a week or at least once a month, although this is a very rough estimate, and it could be more or less frequent.

Although it would be ideal to develop apps for both platforms, it is usually wiser to build one first, and then develop the next. This is so because it takes time and money to develop each type of application. So, the real question is, which one should you develop first? This depends on which market you are targeting, and which type of app your target audience prefers.

This depends on the services you are offering, the type of users using your app, and how you want to engage with them.

Elaborating on the above, certain applications are more well suited for tablets, such as maps, eBook reading apps and some gaming apps. However, different demographics show different types of preferences for phones vs tablets. The way you will display information on a tablet also varies from how you would do it on a phone. For example, you can display more information on a tablet. So, whether you need to support iPad depends on the type of application and the type of users you are targeting.

Esketchers provides not just application development services, but we commit to provide an all-round solution for all your mobile app development and app maintenance needs. You get professionals who specialize in specific verticals, helping you achieve your business goals with complete transparency and reliable, high quality results. Our values are based on these four pillars of success: 

•       High-end performance
•       Power of empathy
•       Teamwork and leadership
•       Authenticity

Yes, that can be done.

That depends on whether you want to build a mobile application for your web application.

Yes

Yes, it’s possible.