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Caitlin is an experienced project manager with strong enthusiasm for improving the user—and client—experience. She has a knack for juggling priorities and communication styles to help the teams she works with boost project delivery results and enhance relationships, leaving clients with a sense of satisfaction and the product they envisioned.
Caitlin has a passion for adventure and the outdoors, citing Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom as a perennial favorite. In fact, she’d like to have a drink with the man himself, but only if it’s margaritas in the Holy Grail prop cup. Caitlin also brings the adventure home: she’s been working on her fixer-upper recently, so she’s been able to add “wearing a hazmat suit” and “electrocuting self” to her list of accomplishments.
Having high-quality code in your app saves time and budget in the long term and gets an overall better, more sustainable product. But high-quality code doesn’t come easy—there are principles and best practices that must be maintained throughout the entire development process.
When we work with our app development clients, we find that they want to get to a solution as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. And we want the same thing—but not by letting the quality of our work slip. In many cases, “good enough” is simply not good enough for our clients.
Custom app development can get complicated, fast. Business needs and use cases must be taken into account, and technologies change rapidly. When projects enter stormy seas, they can often be steered back to safety, but not without costing time and money. The first step to preventing these challenges is awareness, so today I’m outlining the five common trends that can sink your app development project.