What are the Pitfalls to Avoid
in Application Design?

Most application development providers are focused on billing and delivering an application project in the shortest possible time. This is understandable given the constraints of the market. To do this, they are content to deliver a product that corresponds to the technical descriptions given to them by their clients. This is a significant risk for the customer who is often not in the field and puts their hopes for business development in the hands of a third party.

That’s why, at Edana we always take the time to fully understand the specifics of your business and your expectations in terms of business development. During the design of your application we provide beyond its technicality advice and adjustments according to the objectives you aim for in terms of financial performance. This is true from the design and UX phases, but also during the back-end development phases because the algorithms that are not seen are often the most important in this respect. Our know-how and experience in this area indeed allow us to deliver solutions that not only work perfectly based on the most modern technologies but are also designed to generate optimal business performance.

Based solely on price sometimes leads to turning to a provider who will deliver an application that does not live up to your project’s ambitions and specifics. This is by far the most common scenario.

In fact, some agencies that are often too unqualified provide commercial proposals that seem attractive but are based on development methods that are not reliable. The risk being that at first glance the aesthetic rendering seems to be up to par but that very quickly the client realizes that its technicality will make the product unusable to achieve its objectives. The potential financial gain then becomes a considerable loss of time and money since the project will need to be rebuilt from scratch. This is typically the case for agencies that provide template-based applications to companies that want to have a unique, innovative application for a large audience. Indeed, this type of application suffers from significant limitations in terms of scalability and adaptability. The customer will get an application that is not differentiated from others, not very ergonomic and does not support large influxes of visitors, in short not being in line with its needs.