When considering developing a successful app, two critical factors cannot be ignored: app size and loading speed.
Today's users want everything quickly, and if they feel an app is taking up too much time or space, they will hesitate to download it.
Every second of delay in app loading means a missed opportunity to attract a new customer or retain an existing one.

In the evolving world of apps, it's not enough for your app to be successful in just one market. It's better to design it to accommodate the needs of users in diverse markets, whether cultural, economic, or technological. To achieve this goal, you need a smart design plan that takes into account the diversity of these markets from inception to launch.

In today's app world, there's no longer a need to target a specific segment or narrow market. Multi-purpose apps are now the leader, offering integrated solutions to a variety of users in different markets.

Designing an in-app advertising system that doesn't feel like an advertisement requires visual and experiential intelligence, relying on seamlessly integrating ads into the app's core content. The idea isn't to hide the ad, but rather to make it useful, acceptable, and even welcome by the user.

One of the most common ways to monetize apps is by integrating ads into the user experience. However, the success of this model depends on how well the ads are implemented without disrupting the user experience.