That one Mobile App in 2016

My one and only venture into mobile app development. I designed the UX/UI and built the app using MobileSmith, a platform advertised as “no code” which actually meant “some code, if we're being honest.”

The app stores were involved. Therefore, it was a real app. But it was mostly a very fancy shortcut menu.

Back when every company needed an app. For reasons.

Healthcare Mobile App

2016

Built with: MobileSmith app platform, Android Studio, Photoshop

My work:

I designed and built a mobile app using the MobileSmith app platform, with additional development support from Android Studio. The app was published to both the Android Play Store and Apple App Store from 2016–2019.

It mostly served as a mobile wrapper around existing systems, with enough integration work to ensure nothing lived in only one place. AKA "redundancy".

Status:
Retired