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The Sprinthub Mobile Blog
How to design apps for visually impaired users or designing apps with accessibility in mind means that people with disabilities will use your app, improving your app’s reach.
In 1999 the first Web Content Accessibility Guide (WCAG) was released. It was an attempt to improve accessibility – making website content available to a wide range of persons, whatever their physical and environmental conditions are, and increasing inclusion.
There is a wealth of accessibility features available for mobile apps on different platforms and devices, but the focus of this article is on features that support visually impaired users.
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Owning a product that people love and make a part of their everyday life is the dream of founders and product teams. Below are the Usability Metrics you need to measure to ensure happy users.
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The term agile user experience design can be tedious as working in an agile environment as a UX designer is one heck of a job, especially when there is a vague understanding, within the team, of what UX design is.
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Cross-platform mobile app development has been one of the best options for startups; while Flutter is very popular too, there are many problems with Flutter.
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To publish your app to Google Play Store for the first time can seem very daunting as Play Store comes with its own set of rules and procedures.
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This post will analyze the cost of technical debt in software development and explain how teams can accrue technical debts and opinions on whether it is a good or bad thing.
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Leveraging software Idempotence technique to avoid double payment in a payment system.
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