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iOS Tips and Tricks
- 1. iOS Development Tricks and Tips
- 2. Getting Started with iOS Programming
- 6. App Design and Usability
- 7. Download and Try Lots of Apps Image Source: 2dayBlog.com
- 8. http://pttrns.com/ Study Mobile Design Patterns
- 10. Make Paper Sketches and Mockups Source: Designing the iPhone User Experience
- 11. Understand Context of Use Source: Tapworthy
- 12. 44 (Pixels) Is the Magic Number Image Source: letmedefine.com Source: Tapworthy
- 13. The Rule of Thumb Source: Tapworthy
- 14. Less Is More Image Source: http://cksthoughtsblog.blogspot.com/
- 15. Running Your App on Real Devices
- 16. Sign Up for Apple Developer Account Two Kinds of Accounts Individual Company Start This Process Early!
- 17. } Your App on Your Device UDID iOS Provisioning Portal: https://developer.apple.com/ios/manage/overview/index.action
- 18. Configure XCode for 3 Builds Ad Hoc Debug App Store Test Devices General Public Beta Testers http://testflightapp.com/
- 20. Books Business Models Discoverability in App Store Using Your App to Market Itself Marketing through Blogs, YouTube App Review Sites http://www.apress.com/9781430233008
- 22. Thank You! James Richards is an advisor to Zaarly and the CTO and co-founder of Artisan Global LLC. He makes location-aware mobile apps with maps. James also enjoys surfing, snowboarding, yoga, music, family, and his cats Remy and Twiggy. They make sure he doesn't work too hard. artisanglobal.com @j_richards Social Media Icons: http://icondock.com Photo: Ellen Richards
Hinweis der Redaktion
- These are a couple of books that helped me when getting started
- Several class series – All Free
- Apple Developer Account Registration Required – We’ll talk about that in a minute
- See what works and doesn’t work
- Website cataloging common mobile design patterns – continuously updated
- iOS programming is time consuming and expensive – Much cheaper to iterate with sketches
- Users Are Often in Motion – Don’t try to cram too much into a small screen. Make Big targets!
- Your finger is not a mouse
- Another consideration to keep in mind
- Modern architect Ludwig Meis van der Rohe made famous the phrase “Less Is More”Your mobile app should have exactly what is needed – nothing moreAnother architect, Louis Sullivan, coined the phrase “Form Follows Function”Think simple and functional – strive to make your app invisibleThat doesn’t mean it can’t be beautiful as well
- Takes longer to sign up as a company – Apple requires proof – such as business licenseMake sure you get this right if you want your company or organization name to appear as the seller
- Need to identify 3 things: You (Apple Developer Account), Your Mac (Keychain Certificate), Your Device ID
- Must test on a variety of devicesGet app into hands of testers early and often
- Invite users to rate your appProvide easy social media sharingGive users and easy way to contact support – don’t want them leaving support requests in app store reviews