In order to give an amazing experience for your app to user , you need to focus on almost all areas , ie right from design , to customer specific choice , and adding great deal within the app . This post is all about how you can attract more user retention while user are actually using the app . Lets discuss some of the points in details :<\/p>\n
Build a Way Of Least Resistance For User<\/h3>\nUser will no way resist in your app for longer in case they don’t find it convenient in respect of usability. So choice is yours whether you want to offer a complex app or an easy one with learning screening to .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nBenefits Oriented App<\/b><\/h4>\n\u00a0<\/b><\/div>\nCommunicating the value of the app together with guiding user what actually your app is all about , what features your app is offering to user always proven to be useful .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nFunctional Oriental Onboarding\u00a0<\/b><\/h4>\n\u00a0<\/b><\/div>\nWhen you are actually not demonstrating the benefits and highlighting the functionalities of app – about how and when it can be used and more . If the app has complex workflow , multiple sections and hidden unique functionalities then this method is most widely preferable .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nRegardless of what has been stated above , the ultimate aim of any app is to make the user experience as easy as possible .<\/div>\n<\/div>\n![](\"http:\/\/1.bp.blogspot.com\/-IH3Exfrh0EA\/W06ucL0ECAI\/AAAAAAAAFV0\/ZjbGu-dFnQMQ5klHB5VDeMLGjArU0vBlQCK4BGAYYCw\/s400\/2d97c6cd543ae594e4ec6e2ab6d5cb3c--app-ui-ui-ux.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nMinimise Sign Up Fields<\/h4>\n
Offering long forms and that to in mobile application is really a bad idea . User will no way want to fill if they find it lengthy . The best solution now a days a to facilitate user with a single sign in button with the help fo social media account .<\/p>\n
Well some app might require some more information , but it should be addressed carefully . On the other hand if your fields are actually long , then you can offer the input on different screens rather than a single screen .<\/p>\n
Follow “One Screen One Concept” Rule<\/h4>\nDescribing information on the single screen helps you to avoid any overloading of the app . This practise can be best seen in the AirBnB<\/a> app the image of which has been attached below .<\/div>\n<\/div>\n![](\"https:\/\/2.bp.blogspot.com\/-rZB8z1tXcGs\/W06m4HCuYgI\/AAAAAAAAFVk\/vNLCiLln7UYNkKSljEjlqEaFmAObZikJgCLcBGAs\/s640\/AirBNB.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nGive Feedback Quickly<\/h4>\n<\/div>\nFeedback plays a really important role for the user onboard . Always try to give a clear view of the error message falling which they are not able to complete the task . It can be used through animation , effects and more . The one point solution is stating the error clearly in the app for making it easier for user to understand<\/div>\n<\/div>\n![](\"http:\/\/3.bp.blogspot.com\/-u2N1yfPp1T4\/W06umX_RwXI\/AAAAAAAAFV8\/TJU4sIq5xwcJ-eh9UmQCQJK5fr1nro7qACK4BGAYYCw\/s400\/cbb653bc89c35b3778e46e9ea5264a87--mobile-design-app-design.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nUse Animation Purposefully<\/h4>\nAnimations can be used at multiple stages , for instance for an eye catchy movement of the user while trying to draw attention for the progress happening in the app . Or you can also use the animation feature for the feedback as discussed above . But always to keep in mind , it should draw attention of user and must not irritate the user with overloaded animations<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nTest , Test & Test Again<\/h4>\n
Have you ever think of sending the app to client without testing . They will unexpectedly bark on you . Test is the most most most important part of app development process . We can categorise the testing process into three sections .<\/p>\n
The very first being testing the mobile application is before actually releasing the actual app in the market for the user . You must offer the beta version of the mobile application to be used by your known colleagues to get the pros and cons of the app before the final release . It could take usually 7 days to overcome with all the challenges depending on the size of the application after which your app will be baked for the final role out .<\/p>\n
Secondly you can after launching the app in the market \u00a0should analyse the app , reviews and feedback for 4 weeks . Is app functioning properly ? Is app not crashing anywhere ? Is app able to fulfil user goals ? These all are the points that need to be taken care of .<\/p>\n
The last one being Long term testing of the app after 1 month on regular basis and improving it and adding some additional features as per the requirement of the user .<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\n<\/div>\nOnboarding experience need to be takes care of in case you want to increase the overall experience of user retention . Retention rates maintenance is one of the biggest challenge for mobile app development company<\/a> . True mobile success ratio can only be measured when user are actually loving to use your app . Following the points above , you might be able to offer highly effective Onboarding process .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWinklix is full custom mobile app development company\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0. We use our agile strategy for developmental process that gives you full control and scope , reduces your risk of failure and provide you with innovative technique and development procedure <\/a>to deliver you awesome app . Start a conversation today to kick start your project asap .<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Giving user an in app experience that they will love to us plays a critical part in user experience . Who does not want their app to be successful in long run , but for that you must focus on user retention and aids them in achieving life time value .Mobile app development exist on … <\/p>\n
Benefits Oriented App<\/b><\/h4>\n\u00a0<\/b><\/div>\nCommunicating the value of the app together with guiding user what actually your app is all about , what features your app is offering to user always proven to be useful .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nFunctional Oriental Onboarding\u00a0<\/b><\/h4>\n\u00a0<\/b><\/div>\nWhen you are actually not demonstrating the benefits and highlighting the functionalities of app – about how and when it can be used and more . If the app has complex workflow , multiple sections and hidden unique functionalities then this method is most widely preferable .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nRegardless of what has been stated above , the ultimate aim of any app is to make the user experience as easy as possible .<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nMinimise Sign Up Fields<\/h4>\n
Offering long forms and that to in mobile application is really a bad idea . User will no way want to fill if they find it lengthy . The best solution now a days a to facilitate user with a single sign in button with the help fo social media account .<\/p>\n
Well some app might require some more information , but it should be addressed carefully . On the other hand if your fields are actually long , then you can offer the input on different screens rather than a single screen .<\/p>\n
Follow “One Screen One Concept” Rule<\/h4>\nDescribing information on the single screen helps you to avoid any overloading of the app . This practise can be best seen in the AirBnB<\/a> app the image of which has been attached below .<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nGive Feedback Quickly<\/h4>\n<\/div>\nFeedback plays a really important role for the user onboard . Always try to give a clear view of the error message falling which they are not able to complete the task . It can be used through animation , effects and more . The one point solution is stating the error clearly in the app for making it easier for user to understand<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nUse Animation Purposefully<\/h4>\nAnimations can be used at multiple stages , for instance for an eye catchy movement of the user while trying to draw attention for the progress happening in the app . Or you can also use the animation feature for the feedback as discussed above . But always to keep in mind , it should draw attention of user and must not irritate the user with overloaded animations<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nTest , Test & Test Again<\/h4>\n
Have you ever think of sending the app to client without testing . They will unexpectedly bark on you . Test is the most most most important part of app development process . We can categorise the testing process into three sections .<\/p>\n
The very first being testing the mobile application is before actually releasing the actual app in the market for the user . You must offer the beta version of the mobile application to be used by your known colleagues to get the pros and cons of the app before the final release . It could take usually 7 days to overcome with all the challenges depending on the size of the application after which your app will be baked for the final role out .<\/p>\n
Secondly you can after launching the app in the market \u00a0should analyse the app , reviews and feedback for 4 weeks . Is app functioning properly ? Is app not crashing anywhere ? Is app able to fulfil user goals ? These all are the points that need to be taken care of .<\/p>\n
The last one being Long term testing of the app after 1 month on regular basis and improving it and adding some additional features as per the requirement of the user .<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\n<\/div>\nOnboarding experience need to be takes care of in case you want to increase the overall experience of user retention . Retention rates maintenance is one of the biggest challenge for mobile app development company<\/a> . True mobile success ratio can only be measured when user are actually loving to use your app . Following the points above , you might be able to offer highly effective Onboarding process .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWinklix is full custom mobile app development company\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0. We use our agile strategy for developmental process that gives you full control and scope , reduces your risk of failure and provide you with innovative technique and development procedure <\/a>to deliver you awesome app . Start a conversation today to kick start your project asap .<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Giving user an in app experience that they will love to us plays a critical part in user experience . Who does not want their app to be successful in long run , but for that you must focus on user retention and aids them in achieving life time value .Mobile app development exist on … <\/p>\n
Functional Oriental Onboarding\u00a0<\/b><\/h4>\n\u00a0<\/b><\/div>\nWhen you are actually not demonstrating the benefits and highlighting the functionalities of app – about how and when it can be used and more . If the app has complex workflow , multiple sections and hidden unique functionalities then this method is most widely preferable .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nRegardless of what has been stated above , the ultimate aim of any app is to make the user experience as easy as possible .<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nMinimise Sign Up Fields<\/h4>\n
Offering long forms and that to in mobile application is really a bad idea . User will no way want to fill if they find it lengthy . The best solution now a days a to facilitate user with a single sign in button with the help fo social media account .<\/p>\n
Well some app might require some more information , but it should be addressed carefully . On the other hand if your fields are actually long , then you can offer the input on different screens rather than a single screen .<\/p>\n
Follow “One Screen One Concept” Rule<\/h4>\nDescribing information on the single screen helps you to avoid any overloading of the app . This practise can be best seen in the AirBnB<\/a> app the image of which has been attached below .<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nGive Feedback Quickly<\/h4>\n<\/div>\nFeedback plays a really important role for the user onboard . Always try to give a clear view of the error message falling which they are not able to complete the task . It can be used through animation , effects and more . The one point solution is stating the error clearly in the app for making it easier for user to understand<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nUse Animation Purposefully<\/h4>\nAnimations can be used at multiple stages , for instance for an eye catchy movement of the user while trying to draw attention for the progress happening in the app . Or you can also use the animation feature for the feedback as discussed above . But always to keep in mind , it should draw attention of user and must not irritate the user with overloaded animations<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nTest , Test & Test Again<\/h4>\n
Have you ever think of sending the app to client without testing . They will unexpectedly bark on you . Test is the most most most important part of app development process . We can categorise the testing process into three sections .<\/p>\n
The very first being testing the mobile application is before actually releasing the actual app in the market for the user . You must offer the beta version of the mobile application to be used by your known colleagues to get the pros and cons of the app before the final release . It could take usually 7 days to overcome with all the challenges depending on the size of the application after which your app will be baked for the final role out .<\/p>\n
Secondly you can after launching the app in the market \u00a0should analyse the app , reviews and feedback for 4 weeks . Is app functioning properly ? Is app not crashing anywhere ? Is app able to fulfil user goals ? These all are the points that need to be taken care of .<\/p>\n
The last one being Long term testing of the app after 1 month on regular basis and improving it and adding some additional features as per the requirement of the user .<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\n<\/div>\nOnboarding experience need to be takes care of in case you want to increase the overall experience of user retention . Retention rates maintenance is one of the biggest challenge for mobile app development company<\/a> . True mobile success ratio can only be measured when user are actually loving to use your app . Following the points above , you might be able to offer highly effective Onboarding process .<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWinklix is full custom mobile app development company\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0. We use our agile strategy for developmental process that gives you full control and scope , reduces your risk of failure and provide you with innovative technique and development procedure <\/a>to deliver you awesome app . Start a conversation today to kick start your project asap .<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Giving user an in app experience that they will love to us plays a critical part in user experience . Who does not want their app to be successful in long run , but for that you must focus on user retention and aids them in achieving life time value .Mobile app development exist on … <\/p>\n
Offering long forms and that to in mobile application is really a bad idea . User will no way want to fill if they find it lengthy . The best solution now a days a to facilitate user with a single sign in button with the help fo social media account .<\/p>\n Well some app might require some more information , but it should be addressed carefully . On the other hand if your fields are actually long , then you can offer the input on different screens rather than a single screen .<\/p>\n Have you ever think of sending the app to client without testing . They will unexpectedly bark on you . Test is the most most most important part of app development process . We can categorise the testing process into three sections .<\/p>\n The very first being testing the mobile application is before actually releasing the actual app in the market for the user . You must offer the beta version of the mobile application to be used by your known colleagues to get the pros and cons of the app before the final release . It could take usually 7 days to overcome with all the challenges depending on the size of the application after which your app will be baked for the final role out .<\/p>\n Secondly you can after launching the app in the market \u00a0should analyse the app , reviews and feedback for 4 weeks . Is app functioning properly ? Is app not crashing anywhere ? Is app able to fulfil user goals ? These all are the points that need to be taken care of .<\/p>\n The last one being Long term testing of the app after 1 month on regular basis and improving it and adding some additional features as per the requirement of the user .<\/p>\n Giving user an in app experience that they will love to us plays a critical part in user experience . Who does not want their app to be successful in long run , but for that you must focus on user retention and aids them in achieving life time value .Mobile app development exist on … <\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nMinimise Sign Up Fields<\/h4>\n
Follow “One Screen One Concept” Rule<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nGive Feedback Quickly<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nUse Animation Purposefully<\/h4>\n
Test , Test & Test Again<\/h4>\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\n