MindSea Digital Health Blog
News and insights on mobile app development, design, and digital healthcare
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10 Steps For Building A Mobile App [INFOGRAPHIC]
Are you looking to build a mobile app? Look no further! In the infographic below, we walk you through the 10 steps for building your very own mobile app. From validating your riskiest business assumptions to optimizing and maintaining your app years down the road, we’re making the process a bit easier for anyone planning Read more
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A Look At Security: Hybrid Apps vs. Native Apps
For most companies, when it comes to building a mobile app, some features come about quite naturally—for example, you can’t build an app without some kind of navigation. Some features contribute to the appeal of the app—think social integration. Then there are those features that don’t get as much attention. Perhaps they aren’t visible to Read more
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5 Mobile Trends That The Best Brands Will Be Focused On In 2021
One of the most exciting things about technology is that it’s always evolving. We’re long past Xerox’s experiments with a graphical user interface in the 1970s, and further still from the printed output of the first computers. It’s amazing to think that 15 years ago, PalmPilots and Blackberries weren’t even able to render images, but Read more
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Why Your RAT (Riskiest Assumption Test) Is The Real MVP
Companies design and develop new products every day, only to come to the harsh conclusion that nobody wants what they’re offering. Often, this realization comes too late – when the product is launched and loads of resources have been dispensed. If that sounds like a nightmare, we’re with you! But the good news is – Read more
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Keepin’ It Lean: Why Your First Product Doesn’t Need All The Bells & Whistles
So you want to build an app. You have a long list of incredible features that you want to include, and you’ve got the financials to do so. You might be thinking: Let’s build every feature out and release it to the world, yeah? You’re probably thinking that without the entire feature set you’ve dreamt Read more
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User Testing: What It Is, How To Do It and Why It Matters
User testing, usability testing—whatever term you’re more familiar with, they both serve the same purpose: to test your product with real users before you go to market. Today, we’re going to walk you through the typical process we use at MindSea for conducting user testing on behalf of our clients and their mobile apps. Our Read more
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Mobile App UX: The 7 Biggest Mistakes First-Time Founders Make
Mobile apps have grown at an astronomical pace in the past few years. According to the latest Statista report, there are approximately 2.8 million apps in the Google Play Store and 2.2 million in the Apple App Store! In 2020, mobile apps are projected to generate $188.9 billion U.S. dollars in revenue via app store Read more
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Web vs Hybrid vs Native Apps (A Guide For SaaS Founders)
So you’re ready to build a mobile app for your SaaS company? You’ve read all the stats about what an app can do, you’ve looked into what you’ll need resource-wise. The only question now is what kind of app are you actually going to create? The good news: You’ve got options. In the mobile app Read more
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How To Start Building An iPhone App In 3 Steps (2019)
In this post you’re going to learn the MindSea team’s step-by-step process for bringing iPhone apps to life. That’s right—we’re pulling back the curtain! Here’s the 3-step process that we’re going to walk you through today: Step 1: Start with your mobile app strategy Step 2: Plan your app’s UX (before you code) Step 3: Read more
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How To Move Beyond Common Design Patterns In 2019
As we design interfaces we typically utilize and rely on design patterns to solve common problems. As we design interfaces we typically utilize and rely on design patterns to solve common problems. Design patterns are reusable solutions to common problems presented during the design process. For example, iOS commonly uses the Tab Bar to solve the problem of navigating between Read more
