Of course it is nice if an app looks slick, but why would you keep using the app if it serves no purpose? That is why it is important to give users of the app a reason to keep using an app. Provide functionalities that really offer added value to the user. An organization that currently scores high is Kruidvat with the Kruidvat app . It is a personal app that is linked to the customer card. By registering your customer card you get a personal offer that you can receive daily or weekly and you automatically save gift points. You can see how many points you have saved via the app.
Able to work this out into a good idea is one of the biggest challenges. The best apps succeed in creating an interface that seamlessly integrates content, features and the smartphone. In my opinion, Appie from AH has succeeded 100% in this. You can use the app to keep track of your shopping list, you can immediately see which products on your list are in the bonus and my personal favourite is that Appie even sorts your shopping according to the walking route of your own Albert Heijn. In addition, you can also contact customer service directly, search for your recipes and have the ingredients placed on your shopping list directly.
An app should not simply copy the website. Apps should poland phone data enable users to optimally use the advantages of a smartphone. Think of the use of GPS, photo and video options and motion sensors. The possibilities for interaction between app users are also an extra point of attention. Almost everyone has a smartphone in their jacket pocket or bag and mutual contact is an important pillar of successful mobile applications. Apps such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Foursquare make optimal use of this by being in contact with your friends at any random place and time by, for example, directly sharing your location, photos and videos.
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