System story ( author Amro)

In the beginning, there is usually an initial meeting with the client, and from this meeting, you listen to the client and what he asks and usually you write the important points and try as much as possible to collect from him all the requirements that he needs.

After this meeting may be established a general idea of what the client wants. After this, schedule another meeting to inform the client of a prototype based on the information obtained from him.

And after the client sees the prototype and from here the client can request modifications, additions, and deletions and be more specific in determining the requirements he wants.

When you start to build the app you should follow the steps below

1. Strategy

The first phase of the mobile app development process is defining the strategy for evolving your idea into a successful app. You may include a more significant part of this in your overall enterprise mobility strategy. As one app’s objectives may differ from another, there is still an app-specific impact on the mobility strategy to address during the development process.

In this phase, you will:

• Identify the app users.

• Research the competition.

• Establish the app’s goals and objectives.

• Select a mobile platform for your app.

2. Analysis and Planning

At this stage, your app idea starts taking shape and turns into an actual project. Analysis and planning begin with defining use cases and capturing detailed functional requirements.

After you have identified the requirements for your app, prepare a product roadmap. This includes prioritizing the mobile app requirements and grouping them into delivery milestones.

3. UI / UX Design

The purpose of an app’s design is to deliver seamless and effortless user experiences with a polished look.

The success of a mobile app is determined based on how well users are adopting and benefiting from all its features.

4. App Development

Planning remains an integral part of this phase in the mobile app development process. Before actual development/programming efforts start, you will have to:

• Define the technical architecture,

• pick a technology stack, and

• Define the development milestones.

A typical mobile app project is made up of three integral parts: back-end/server technology, API(s), and the mobile app front-end.

5. Testing

Performing thorough quality assurance (QA) testing during the mobile app development process makes applications stable, usable, and secure. To ensure comprehensive QA testing of your app, you first need to prepare test cases that address all aspects of app testing.

6. Deployment & Support

Releasing a native mobile app requires submitting your app to the app stores, Apple App Store for iOS apps, and Google Play for Android apps. However, you will need a developer account with Apple App Store and Google Play Store before launching your mobile app.

An app’s release in the app store requires preparing metadata including:

• Your app’s title

• Description

• Category

• Keywords

• Launch icon

• App store screenshots

Once submitted to the Apple App Store, iOS apps go through a review process which may take from a few days to several weeks depending on the quality of your app and how closely it follows Apple’s iOS development guidelines.