This dashboard gives you a comprehensive view of every detail of your business, from the number of users to orders, notifications, financial data, and even server performance. There's no longer a need to navigate between different dashboards—one for the app and another for the website—which used to cause distractions and increase the likelihood of errors.

If the conversation is for technical support, it may need to be integrated with a ticketing or canned response system.
If it's for user-to-user communication, it should include features such as alerts, sending images, and displaying user status.
Clarity of purpose will help make more accurate and efficient design decisions.

When a user moves from one screen to another, they sometimes feel confused if the transition occurs suddenly.
This is where animation comes in to illustrate the flow of movement within an app.

When considering downloading a new app, the user's first question is certain: "What's the point?" If you don't offer real added value, it won't find a place on the user's device. The idea is the first building block; it must solve an existing problem or communicate a need. Apps that provide basic solutions to important problems are the most downloaded and widely used.

The first step to successful app design begins with a thorough study of the idea. Implementation cannot begin without ensuring that the idea is worthy of becoming a real app serving a specific segment of the population. Prominent design companies don't just listen to the idea; they analyze and test it.