The Inception – Your idea kick starts the process, what you want and how it could be applied to benefit your practice, including the purpose of your proposed application and what your objectives are in developing the mobile app. Presentation should also be considered, for instance, how data can be organised to make it user-friendly.

After the initial idea has been fine-tuned, it will be time to move on to the second stage:

The Design – The creative graphic designers at Chits will create a stylish layout that combines well with the practical features of the app. The clean intuitive interfaces with the best usability practices are a signature of our work. We also pride ourselves for our prompt and efficient projects. By choosing Chits you can expect your design to be completed within 3 weeks and you will always be kept informed as to its progress. Before approval of the finished concept you will be asked to review and sign off on the design. This is so we can be confident that you are happy with our work before we proceed to the next stage.

The Development – The development phase is the most extensive phase of your mobile software application project. The Chits mobile app development team will build, test and check the new application, make sure it has no bugs and that it is fully functional. Your brand new application will be given to you to test and, if you find anything wrong or you would like any operational changes made to your programme, you can inform the team.

User Training – An app’s success is dependent on users being able to operate it simply. Easy access and functionality are the core aspects of a good mobile app. If you choose Chits UK to develop your mobile websites app we can provide online training and webinars so you can learn your way around your new programme.

Ongoing Support – We also provide totally FREE technical support to fix bugs in the first three months. We have an annual service contract after the initial three month period is over so you never need to worry about faults.

Contact Chits UK to see how an app could aid your practice, clinic or hospital.