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For more course tutorials visit<br>www.newtonhelp.com<br><br><br><br>MBL 400 Week 1 Mobile Platforms<br>MBL 400 Week 2 Critiquing Apps<br>MBL 400 Week 3 Building An App, Part 1 Wireframes<br>MBL 400 Week 4 Building An App, Part 2 Developing the App<br>MBL 400 Week 5 Building an App Part 3 Test Plan<br>
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MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 All Assignments For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com MBL 400 Week 1 Mobile Platforms MBL 400 Week 2 Critiquing Apps MBL 400 Week 3 Building An App, Part 1 Wireframes MBL 400 Week 4 Building An App, Part 2 Developing the App
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 All Learning Activity and Discussions For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com MBL 400 Week 1 Learning Activity and Discussion MBL 400 Week 2 Learning Activity and Discussion MBL 400 Week 3 Learning Activity and Discussion MBL 400 Week 4 Learning Activity and Discussion MBL 400 Week 5 Learning Activity and Discussion
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 1 Learning Activity and Discussion For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com Discussion Question: Building Your Own App This course introduces you to designing and developing apps. It gives you the tools to create an app of your own. What kind of app do you want to make? Who is the target audience? What platform would you use? Would you charge for it or make it free? Why would somebody want your app?
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 1 Mobile Platforms For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com A comic book store has hired your company to help standardize their store on a mobile platform for its employees. They asked you to present a sales pitch at their next company meeting to propose the platform you think is best for their company.
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 2 Critiquing Apps For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com The comic book store management would like you to base the app design off some popular apps that are currently available. They would like you to review design patterns and functionality of an app that you may use as your guide, and provide recommendations of how you would make it better. They asked that you email your critique so they can review the findings individually.
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 2 Learning Activity and Discussion For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com Discussion Question: Mobile Versus Web Version Some consumers prefer to use their PCs for personal online tasks, such as shopping, banking, etc., over mobile apps on their smartphones. Identify a company that has a web version and mobile version for their company.
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 3 Building An App, Part 1 Wireframes For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com The comic book store was so thrilled with your concept for employees, that they've hired you to develop an app to begin selling items using mobile technology. They want you to pitch an idea for a mobile web application to sell their products. Create a 2- to 3-screen wireframe that demonstrates your idea. Use either any open source tool, or Microsoft® Word
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 3 Learning Activity and Discussion For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com Discussion Question: IDE Integrated development environment (IDE) tools can ease the coding process and maximized productivity when developing apps. You'll be developing an app for the comic book store in the coming weeks. What features do you want in an IDE?
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 4 Building An App, Part 2 Developing the App For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com The comic book store came back to you with more ideas for their app to make it a little bigger than they initially thought. Their idea is a 4-screen app that would help their customers learn about the store and see inventory. They would like to see your wireframe concept along with the developed app.
MBL 400 Motivated Minds/newtonhelp MBL 400 Week 4 Learning Activity and Discussion For more course tutorials visit www.newtonhelp.com Discussion Question: Error Messages The comic book store is concerned with what happens if something in the app doesn't work. Well-designed error messages in apps can help users get through confusing moments, reduce user anxiety, keep users in task funnels, and increase users' chances of successfully completing a form. Confusing error messages can prevent users from successfully completing a task.