In the application economy “it is not the big who eats the small but the fast who eats the slow one”. The ability to quickly transform an idea into usable functionalities is the key to digital success. How do I do it?
The key to going fast is already knowing where you want to go. What is the problem that the application needs to solve? What is the gap between the desired situation and the current situation? The answer to these questions makes it possible to define the “north star” of the project and to prioritize the functionalities to be developed in order to achieve it.
Setting a voluntary duration for the project is the most effective way to ensure a good speed of execution. The idea is to focus on 20% of the functionalities, launch the application and learn as quickly as possible thanks to the feedback from the first users. The rest of the functionalities will be developed based on customer adherence to the first version of the application.
Once the objective is defined, the strategy to reach it remains to be determined. To do this, the co-design workshop is an effective format. The recipe: bring the product manager, designer, and developer together for a day in the same room. The objective is to determine the hypotheses of success of the application and to prioritize the functionalities to be developed accordingly. Each feature must make it possible to get closer to the set business objective. Once this step is done it is time to start developing.
The standards to achieve this:
React Native is a framework developed and used by Facebook that allows you to create a native application compatible with iOS and Android. This framework saves a considerable amount of time to develop native applications. React Native also makes it possible to adapt to the graphic guidelines of iOS and Android to provide an experience adapted to the habits of users on each platform. You are probably using a enforcement developed with this technology.