Rob Borley

Do I really need an app for that?

Published:
09 July 2012
Categories:
Mobile
Reading time:
<1 min

Over 650,000 individual apps are on the Apple App Store alone. Some of them are useful, many are not. In the rush to be apart of this online mobile revolution organisations are simply putting any old thing in the App Store. In this video presentation I discuss the difference between content and behaviour and how each of these…

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Over 650,000 individual apps are on the Apple App Store alone. Some of them are useful, many are not. In the rush to be apart of this online mobile revolution organisations are simply putting any old thing in the App Store.

In this video presentation I discuss the difference between content and behaviour and how each of these online entities should be delivered in a mobile world.
Are you providing content? Are you encouraging users to complete a task? Do you need an app for that?
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About me

I’m a UX consultant and conversion optimization specialist with 32 years in digital. I help teams create user experiences that work; winning support, improving results, and making change stick.

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Email: paul@boagworld.com
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how I help

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