No doubt iPhone is the crusader of the global mobile phone industry. It began the revolution of smartphone with its shiny, smooth functioning devices such as iPhone and iPad. It further revolutionized the entire software development industry by launching the App Store. Software developers, who have recently turned iPhone developers, are discovering the App Store as an exceptional way to display their programming skills and make money. The App Store is an online platform of Apple where iPhone developers are able to submit and publish their apps to be downloaded by iPhone users.

Because trend of mobile phone has changed the way people use web, companies around the world appear to be interested in investing their time and money to get app built for their business procedures. But iPhone application development is not an easy process. An iPhone mobile application development takes too many efforts.

Speed up iPhone App Development Project

There are more unsuccessful apps than successful ones. So, how you will help your project speedily ending up with the best of the qualities, features and functions. Many app development pundits have shared their knowledge. The article covers the best of them and presents you:

The visible part of an app

Of course you understand your app idea better than anyone and thus can visualize it in the best possible way. In the same process, you can call up screen, layouts, navigation and access approach. Use the top class color scheme and usability to make it work. If you success to address these aspects, you will also success to address the visible part of an app.

You can also use frameworks so that can simulate the app design. Dashcode, iUI and iWebkit are names to some top frameworks for this purpose.

The Technical part an app

Behind each beautiful front-end, there is a complex back-end. It covers all the technical aspects. Here are some tips to keep your head high:

·An app must include output-native or web or both. Each method you will choose has its own advantages. Xcode is going to help you in coding the app and it uses Objective-C as iPhone or iPad programming language.

·Create an icon in png image format. The app on iPhone will pick up this image and adds its trademark-shine around it.

·Use CSS for customizing the app according to the viewing size, text and functions of small devices and settings.

·If you are building a native app, hiding toolbar is good idea. There are commands to remove toolbar so that more space can be freed up for scrolling the screen.

·Less touch sensitivity or over touch sensitivity can kill the app. You need to fine tune each of the touch events.

·You can use gesture, gesturestart, gestureend, and gesturechange events to make your app user -friendly.

The last thing to do is test your app. It is an inevitable step. Try to make it as error-free as possible. Larger applications focused on m-banking and m-retailing takes more time to test.