Mobile app development company

React Native applications

We use React Native, a framework built on top of React, to produce native mobile applications for iOS and Android.

The main benefit is the cost-effectiveness of development, as we're able to produce native mobile applications for various operating systems by developing only one codebase.

The other benefit of using React Native to develop mobile applications is the ease of maintenance. Since React Native is based on React and web developers are already familiar with React, maintaining React Native applications doesn't require a steep learning curve.

In fact, a lot of libraries available for the web are also available for React Native.

Progressive Web Applications (PWAs)

Progressive web applications (PWAs) are web applications that use modern web technologies to deliver a native app-like experience to users. They are designed to work on any device, regardless of the browser or platform, and can be installed just like a native app.

There are several benefits to using PWAs. One of the main benefits being that they are fast and reliable, as they are designed to work offline and can load content instantly. They also have a small footprint, which means they do not require a lot of storage space on a user's device.

PWAs are also easy to discover and share, and can be made available for download from App stores.

Overall, PWAs provide a seamless and convenient user experience, which can help to increase engagement and retention.

Being a remote Mobile app development agency, we get to work with clients from all over the world and from a wide range of industries.

You can find a comprehensive list of brands we got the chance to work with on our clients page.

Senior mobile app developers

As a mobile app agency, our developers are senior full-stack developers with more than 7 years of experience implementing cross-platform native apps and PWAs.

We've also helped various clients develop MVP (minimum viable product) mobile applications to validate their market fit and implemented strategies to scale them for the general public.

Research-oriented

Tinloof is a research-oriented mobile app agency, which means that we place a strong emphasis on research and analysis throughout our development process.

We also document the research behind our technical decisions publicly in our case studies and blog posts.

Transparent and simple task management

From day 1, we set up a Notion page with a roadmap that includes the main milestones, and a sprints board to track our day-to-day tasks.

We work in bi-weekly sprints in order to efficiently plan, prioritize, and deliver small chunks of work on a regular basis, allowing us to make progress on a project in an iterative and agile manner. This helps us to stay focused and accountable and means that we can quickly adapt to changes or pivot in response to feedback.

Working in bi-weekly sprints also allows us to continuously gather and incorporate user feedback, which helps us to create more user-centered and valuable products.

At Tinloof, our mobile app developers follow a minimalist approach, utilizing only necessary technologies and seeking client feedback throughout the process.

We also place a strong emphasis on testing to ensure the app is functioning properly. In addition, we utilize pre-existing solutions when appropriate to save time and resources.

Our goal is to deliver the best possible product to our clients in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

At Tinloof, we prioritize the user experience of the mobile apps we design and build.

We understand that in today's competitive market, it is crucial to deliver a seamless and intuitive experience for users in order to stand out and retain customers.

We have a clearly defined approach to user experience and it usually consists of 5 steps.

1 — Discovery & Research

We first conduct user interviews and surveys to validate the features required for the mobile application and understand the purpose of each one of them.

We also conduct detailed competitor research in order to collect the best market features.

The outcome is a document listing all the features and input from our research.

2 — UX flows

Next, we create optimized UX flows and demo prototypes.

The prototypes usually have no UI concept in them; their goal is to describe the various user experience flows.

3 — UI Concepts

The purpose of this step is to experiment with different UI concepts and select the most suitable one.

We do that by collecting relevant visual references from the mobile application brand guidelines, creating multiple UI screens, getting feedback from the client, and selecting the best idea.

4 — Design Mockups

We create mockups for each screen of the application and a design system that includes typography, colors, and various reusable UI elements.

5 — Accessibility check

Accessibility principles are included in our basic design approach, however, after the design mockups are created we ensure that they pass our accessibility checklist. If they fail, we tweak the designs until they're ready.

We also perform accessibility tests after the mobile application is implemented to provide feedback to the development team.