NX Tech
You should not have to learn our trade to buy an app. So the build runs in four stages, each one ends in something you can look at or tap, and nothing moves on until you have said yes to it.
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We work out what the app has to do, who is going to open it and what the first version needs to carry. Most of this stage is us asking questions about how you work now.
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Every screen is drawn out on your own brand, in your words, with your prices. Each state of each screen, not just the happy path, so nothing gets agreed by description alone.
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Those screens become a prototype you open on your own phone and tap through, end to end. You sign off on something you have actually used, and a walkthrough goes out for anyone who needs to see it.
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Only once the prototype is signed off does the app get built, on the stack below. Test builds land on your phone as it comes together, so you are never waiting to find out what you bought.
Chosen around what your app has to do, not around what we feel like writing. Native where native earns it, cross platform where it saves you money.
None of the following is a line item we add at the end. They are part of how the thing gets made.
Your colours, your type, your words. Nothing is a stock layout with a logo dropped into the corner.
Designed and checked at phone size before anything else, because that is where it will be used.
Empty, loading, wrong password, nothing booked yet. The states that decide whether an app feels finished.
Text that passes contrast, targets a thumb can hit, and motion that stops for anyone who has asked their phone to stop it.
The people who drew it are the people who built it. Nothing is handed to a department you have never spoken to.
The screens, the prototype and the build are yours, and you leave with all of it.
Tell us what your business does by hand today and how often it goes wrong. We will tell you honestly whether an app is the answer.
