Your users expect it
Mobile apps and seamless digital experiences are table stakes. Employers are looking to empower their teams to have access to tools to get their work done, wherever they are.
- Adopting a mobile-first mindset can help you build mobile apps that live up to your customer's high expectations.
- The element of personalisation can create moments of delight and work in your product's favour.
- Your app on a user's phone can help you become more "sticky".
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