This is a common question. But it’s not one we can answer without information about the particulars of what the web application needs to be and do. How large will it be? Does it require complex features and functions? Will it be a fairly simple web brochure or an elaborate online store? Etc. etc. etc.

This obviously depends on the size and complexity of the application. We start every project with a commitment to a completion date. Delays do occur but, they are usually related to the clients’:

• changing specifications for the project.
• slowness in preparing the content to populate the website
• untimely responses to questions and requests for information.

There are four major development approaches when building mobile applications: 

• Native Mobile Applications
• Cross-Platform Mobile Application
• Hybrid Mobile Applications.

Each of these approaches for developing mobile applications has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. When choosing the right development approach for their projects, developers consider the desired user experience, the computing resources and native features required by the app, the development budget, time targets, and resources available to maintain the app.

A mobile app development roadmap is a plan of action created to help guide an organization through the process of adopting and implementing mobile apps. The roadmap should include objectives, strategies, and tactics to ensure successful adoption and implementation. It should also include timelines for completing each step in the process and resources needed to complete the project.

No, we don’t. Although this would be nice. You just need to have it ready by the time the site is built out and ready to receive it. Beware that content is the biggest source of website delays. It is not unusual for us to finish a project and wait for weeks for the client to deliver all of the content.