A native Android app is ideal for those who want to create an application that offers an optimal user experience for Android users. Native Android apps are developed using the Java programming language and are optimized for the hardware and software specifications of Android devices.
Cod. 02042
€10000
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Processing steps
The process will follow these steps:
Initial briefing to be conducted (via conference call or in person) to collect information about the company and the relevant industry sector. Additionally, the specific client requirements and objectives to be achieved will be discussed, and any app examples provided by the client will be reviewed to understand their expectations and preferences.
Creation of a document summarizing the key points of the briefing.
Sending the briefing document and obtaining the client's approval.
Study and acquisition of information regarding the sector and investigation of specific graphic trends used.
Delivery of the company’s graphic materials (logo and coordinated image), photographic images, and textual content to be potentially used in the App.
Review of texts and optimization of photos provided by the client.
Study of the App architecture and workflow. Estimated time about two weeks after delivery of graphic, photographic, and textual materials provided by the client.
Presentation of the App architecture and workflow, discussion and possible modifications.
Possible revision of the App structure upon client request.
Client-signed approval of the App architecture and workflow. Any modifications or updates to the structure, once approved, will incur additional costs ranging from 20% to 50%, if development has already started.
Study and creation of the graphic layout of all App pages with related content.
Presentation of the graphic proposal for the site in all its parts (via conference call or in person). Estimated time: 2 weeks from the full delivery of contents provided by the client.
Client-signed approval of the graphic layout for all pages. Any changes or updates to the App structure, once approved, will incur additional costs up to 50%, if development has already started.
Custom App programming for Android system.
A testing phase is initiated before publishing the app to ensure it functions correctly in all features and is free of bugs.
Sharing of the App demo version for verification of all pages and functions and final confirmation.
Client-signed approval of the App demo version.
Activation of hosting service on Windows Server if the App also uses an external database (service not included in the App development cost).
App adaptation to Google Play requirements.
Adaptation to applicable regulations.
Submission of the app to the Google Play store. Once the app is released, any structural or content modifications will be quoted on a case-by-case basis.
Initial training for the use of the App management backend. Four hours of remote training by an Agency staff member with screen sharing.
Once the App is published, a 6-month technical support service will be activated, covering resolution of any bugs or malfunctions detected. Any structural updates or modifications to the App are not included in the technical support and will be quoted separately.
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Tel: +39 347 295 6281
Email: info@ois-agenzia.it
FAQ
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The official programming language for Android app development is Java. Java is an object-oriented, interpreted and compiled language created by Sun Microsystems in 1995. Java is a very popular language for developing mobile, web, and desktop applications.
Besides Java, there are other programming languages that can be used to develop Android apps, including Kotlin, C++, and Go. Kotlin is a modern programming language created by JetBrains in 2011. Kotlin is very similar to Java but more concise and easier to use. C++ is a general-purpose programming language created by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1979. C++ is a powerful language, but it can also be more difficult to learn and use compared to Java or Kotlin. Go is a modern programming language created by Google in 2009. Go is a very simple and fast language, but it is not yet as popular as Java, Kotlin, or C++.
Yes, a testing phase is conducted before publishing a native app for the Android operating system. This testing phase is important to ensure the app functions correctly and is free of bugs.
There are several types of tests that can be performed on an Android app. Some of the most common include:
Unit tests: these tests are performed on individual units of code, such as functions or classes.
Integration tests: these tests are performed on different modules of code that interact with each other.
System tests: these tests are conducted on the entire app to ensure it functions properly.
Acceptance tests: these tests are performed by end users to ensure the app is easy to use and meets their needs.
In addition to these tests, it is also important to test the app on different devices with various operating systems and screen resolutions. This ensures the app functions correctly across all devices.
Once all tests have been completed, the app is ready to be published on the Google Play Store.
The development workflow of a native Android app is the process of creating an Android app from concept to distribution. The workflow can be divided into four main phases:
Planning: in this phase, the app concept is defined, including functionality, goals, and target audience.
Development: in this phase, the app’s code is created. The app code is written in Java or Kotlin and uses Android APIs to interact with the Android operating system.
Testing: in this phase, the app is tested to ensure it works correctly on various devices and operating systems.
Publishing: in this phase, the app is published on the Google Play Store or another app marketplace.
A hybrid Android app is an app created using technology that allows a single app to run on multiple platforms. Hybrid apps are often built using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript, the same technologies used to create websites.
When a hybrid app runs on an Android device, it loads within a web browser. The web browser then uses Android APIs to interact with the Android operating system. This enables the hybrid app to access Android device features, such as the camera, microphone, and GPS.
Hybrid apps have some advantages over native apps. Hybrid apps are faster and easier to develop than native apps. Additionally, hybrid apps can run on multiple platforms, making them more accessible to users.
However, hybrid apps also have some disadvantages. Hybrid apps may not perform as well as native apps and might not be able to fully leverage all Android device features. Moreover, hybrid apps can be more difficult to maintain compared to native apps.
Overall, hybrid apps can be a good choice for Android app development if you seek a fast, easy-to-develop solution that is accessible to users across multiple platforms.
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