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Introduction to cultural differences in IT teams

For me, World Optimist Day is not only a celebration of hope and positivity, but also a reminder of the power that drives our IT industry - optimism. In my daily work in the software house, dealing with business and finance, I see how the cultural diversity of our teams is a source of not only challenges, but above all strength and innovation.

In our global world, where IT teams combine talents from different corners of the world, these differences become a bridge to joint success. In this article, I would like to show you how cultures from different regions intertwine in our work, creating a unique mosaic that affects the success and implementation of projects.

Let this article be a celebration of diversity that does not divide but unites, does not complicate but enriches. Together we will discover how these cultural nuances can become the key to creating not only effective but also inspiring solutions in the world of technology.

Polish Culture: There is something unique about Polish culture that reminds me of the complex patterns of our folk art. Our approach to projects, rooted in critical thinking and striving for perfection, is like a silver lining that leads to perfection. It's not pessimism, it's a constructive way to improve. For example, a Polish programmer, always striving for perfection, can spend hours perfecting the code and looking for opportunities to improve teamwork. He will often share his concerns in meetings, and this should not be taken as complaining, but as a drive for excellence that leads to bug-free software development.

German Culture: Germans, with their precision and efficiency, are like a well-oiled machine. It's a contrast that can lead to a harmonious combination of planning and creativity. I see the beauty of diversity in this. For example, a German project manager, with his precise planning and effective management, can lead a team to deliver a project on time. It is meticulousness that creates harmony and allows for smooth cooperation, but it will be equally important for him how team members feel in their roles and tasks they perform.

American Culture: Americans, with their pioneering spirit, remind me of optimism and flexibility. This combination of perspectives can open up new horizons and spark innovation. For example, the American Project Owner with his flexible approach can open the door to new technologies and working methods. It's optimism that inspires the team to think outside the box.

Arab culture: Arab culture is a tapestry of tradition and hospitality. It's the warmth and camaraderie that I see as the glue that binds multicultural teams together, creating a cohesive and supportive environment. For example, an Arab project manager, with his emphasis on relationships and trust, can build strong bonds within a team. It is warmth that creates a coherent environment where everyone feels appreciated and relationships are the overriding value.

Indian culture: Indian culture, with its vibrant colors and dynamism, is like a Bollywood dance. It is a holistic approach that weaves different perspectives into a beautiful whole, where the final effect counts, not the elements on which the project is built. For example, an Indian project manager, with his holistic approach, can weave different perspectives together so that the project impresses stakeholders from the very beginning. It is a sense of community that creates balance and harmony in a complex project.

English Culture: English culture, with its elegance and diplomacy, is the guiding star on the stormy seas of cooperation. It is the stability and structure that guides projects with wisdom and grace. For example, an English business analyst, with his balanced approach, can lead a project through complex challenges with elegance and balance. It's a skill that can be a guiding star in turbulent project times.

Impact on the success and implementation of the project

Cultural diversity in development teams is a fascinating set of individual talents and perspectives. The key is to understand how these unique features can work together to create a harmonious whole. The Scrum methodology is a great example of this.

Polish critical approach: It's like a programmer who carefully analyzes the code, looking for errors and optimizing it. This tendency to complain can be an asset in identifying potential problems early.

German precision: It's like an engineer who designs a system with precision, ensuring that every component works perfectly. German precision can lead to perfect execution of tasks.

American optimism: It's like an innovator who sees opportunities where others see obstacles. Americans often approach projects with enthusiasm and openness to new ideas, which can lead to innovative solutions.

Arabian hospitality: It's like a team leader who puts relationships and trust first, creating a cohesive and supportive work environment.

Indian diversity: It's like a development team that combines different technologies and programming languages in one project. Indian teams often develop a sense of belonging and collaboration, which can weave different perspectives into a beautiful whole.

English elegance: It's like a systems architect who designs complex structures with grace and subtle charm. The English ability to navigate complexity with elegance can be a guiding star in the choppy seas of collaboration.

Recommendations for effective cooperation

Enjoy Diversity: In the complex code of our globalized marketplace, each line represents a unique culture and strategy. It is therefore important to recognize these cultural differences as a source of strength, creativity and innovation. Let diversity be like an algorithm that optimizes our collective efforts.

Clear Communication: As with project management, clear communication channels and clear expectations are key to success. Let's establish a rhythm of understanding, clarity of purpose, and a pace of trust. Let every idea be heard, every strategy shared, and every goal agreed.

Cultural Awareness Training: Educate team members about different cultural traits and how they affect their approach to business. Let this knowledge be like an analytical tool that helps you understand the complexity of collaboration, fostering empathy, respect and unity.

Flexible strategies: In the world of technology, a rigid approach can lead to mistakes, but flexibility leads to success. Let's adapt our strategies, such as project management methods, to market dynamics and team culture. Let our ideas evolve, guided by the unique trends and needs of each client. Let creativity and adaptability be our tools for success.

In the spirit of World Optimist Day, I end this post with a hopeful outlook. Cultural differences are not barriers but bridges leading to richer collaborations, more successful projects and a symphony of innovations. The key is to approach these differences with openness and willingness to learn from each other. Let's raise our glasses to the infinite possibilities that await us, to the dance of diversity and to the melody of cooperation that sings the song of success.

World Optimist Day is not only a celebration of hope and positivity, but also a reminder of the power that drives our IT industry - optimism. In my daily work in the software house, dealing with business and finance, I see how the cultural diversity of our teams is a source of not only challenges, but above all strength and innovation.

As an IT company continues to grow, new challenges will arise. I could say that they are proof that the company is developing properly. The bigger and better-known a company wants to be, the more it should pay attention to the quality of its products. How do you do it? What are the biggest quality problems that companies face? In this article, I would like to show you the most common challenges your company has to face (and explain how to overcome them easily 😉).

In the beginning, the most important thing is to create an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) that you can show to potential customers/investors. In other words, a company makes a simple product to show what it wants to do and to get the first customers. There is probably not enough money to hire a professional tester, so everyone tests newly created features. This may be fine when the product is simple and has few features. But as the product grows, it becomes more and more complicated. And it's hard to manage testing new features, retesting bugs, regression testing, etc. without someone whose main responsibility is to test our product. 

The solution is simple - hire a software tester who also cares about the quality of the product.

PRO TIP: If you feel you need more specialised testing (e.g. in the area of security), you can hire a dedicated company to test only specific areas of the software.

It seems not necessary to do it, but if you start - you will thank me later. You can think that you will waste your (and your team's) time if you have to trace relations between developer tasks, testers tasks, bugs, software requirements, documentation etc. But it can save more time and money than you imagine. Let me describe two examples:

When a new person joins your team, he/she must familiarise himself/herself with the project. He/she probably starts with some kind of exploratory testing with reading documentation at the same time. Maybe this person would also see how your project is organized in the tool you use. And what then? Will it be easy to find a connection between tasks and documentation?

For some reason, you have to suspend the project for a couple of months. After this time your team come back to the project, but e.g. in the documentation was made a lot of changes. Will it be easy to find the places where changes were made and update tasks in the tool?

PRO TIP: start to trace from the very beginning 😉

It is fully understandable that a company wants to deliver the product as fast as possible to the customer. As people say ‘time is money’. So what are the reasons that a tight deadline is not good for you? The most important are two of them, closely connected to each other: your product quality and your image as a product provider. If you try to save time/money by cutting time for testing and testing scope, it can cause worse quality of your product (or some unexpected behaviour, because not everything was tested before the release). Bad product quality makes your company image worse too.

What you can do? Engage your QA team from the beginning, especially in estimations.

4# Evaluation of the tester’s job based on the number of reported bugs

The easiest way to evaluate the job that your tester does. And - at the same time - the worst and the least accurate method. Why? Let me show you. We have got two testers with similar technical backgrounds and job experience. We want to check how many bugs were reported by Tester X and Tester Y. Tester X reported 3 bugs in last week. Tester Y reported last week 15 bugs. Which one is a better software tester? You could say, Tester Y because he/she reported more bugs than Tester X. OK, it can make sense. But what if I tell you that Tester X found 3 critical bugs and Tester Y found 15 typos and reported each of them as a different issue? Or Tester X tested new, complex functionality and Tester Y did regression testing?

The easiest way to overcome this challenge is to evaluate your tester’s job by the quality of the bugs they reporting, creating test cases and how their work helps the rest of the team.

PRO TIP: Don’t even try to evaluate your tester based on the number of reported bugs. I saw this solution in a certain company and it ends that tester REALLY reported every typo as a different issue to not receive bad feedback from his/her supervisor.

5# No test automation (or trying to automate everything)

This approach can cause a manager headache because some of them (managers, not headaches 😉) go to extremes. They can think - don’t automate anything, it costs more time and we have to pay more money for an automation tester or - let’s automate everything, we can reduce our QA team and save some money. The best solution is to try to balance both approaches. We have to remember that it is not possible to automate everything in our project, but automated regression testing can help us maintain product quality.

PRO TIP: Maybe someone in your team wants to learn how to automate testing. You can ask your team and give them to try it. They will learn something new, you will not have to hire a new person 😃 

As you can see, there are some challenges that you have to face. But there are also easy solutions how to manage them to achieve the goals you chose for your company. I hope this article gives you some pieces of advice and proves that it is not rocket science to solve these ‘problems’. 

Do you want to know more about quality in many different contexts while running a business? Read our previous articles to know, e.g. how you can improve cooperation between developers and testers, which benefits pair programming can give your development team or how to optimize your code for better performance.

The top 5 challenges of Quality Assurance and easy ways how to overcome them

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Have you ever seen the meme about the developer and QA relationship? If yes, you can think that it must be terrible to work in a development team. Who wants to work where there is such a bad atmosphere? If team members are enemies?

The most crucial thing I want you to know is… Developer / QA is not your enemy.

I know how it sounds. How to treat a person who comes to you and complains: “This is wrong.”, “That doesn’t work.”, “I found the next bug.”, “There are too many bugs to release”. It can be frustrating. Especially, when you, the developer, spend a lot of time to make this feature the best you can. So, what we - developers and testers - who work together can do, to make our relationship better? And without hidden negative emotions? I have got some tips for you that will help you improve your relationship with each other and make it work!

Compare these sentences: “You’re stupid that you made a mistake in … module.” and “I found a bug/defect in … module.”. They are quite similar, right? We have a bug in one of the modules. But look, do you see the personal attack in the first sentence? You are stupid. You made. Is it necessary? Do we have to hurt other people to draw attention to e.g. we found a bug? No. Moreover, this information does not help anyone. It can just make everything worse. So, how can we describe the right language in communication between developers and QA? Here is the list.

You work in the same company, in the same team. Probably, your tasks are much different, but the goal is the same. You want to create a product that gives value to the client. Simply as that. Try not to find bad intentions in the other person. Developer did not make bugs to give you more work. QA does not want to prove that you are a bad programmer or you do not have enough skills. Remember, it is nothing personal. Sometimes it is someone's duty, sometimes - a bad day or a new challenge. It requires a lot of maturity and respect, but it is worth it.

Feedback is a very hype word nowadays. But only a few of us can give and receive feedback. What can we do to improve these skills? First (and probably the most important) - create in your company space for that and schedule regular feedback sessions between coworkers and management (also 1:1 meetings within the development team). Why this one? And not, for example, learning feedback techniques? Because, you can know all methods, but if you do not use them - they will not work. Second - encourage coworkers to give feedback. If they don’t know how - here is the place for learning methods and techniques. And then for giving feedback. And for giving feedback about giving feedback. 

Remember that there is a human on the other side

It is really easy to forget about that. Especially, when lots of companies work in a remote environment. It 

is easier to write to someone “You’re stupid that you make mistakes like that” or “How can’t you catch this bug?” when you do not see the person receiving your message. You would not say that in someone’s face, right? So do not do it online. There is a human on the other side. This human has feelings and, like all of us, sometimes makes mistakes or has a bad day. Just be kind - it is not too much, you can do it! 🙂

Involving QA in the development process from the start

This solution has only advantages. It helps to provide better quality from the very beginning and (if it is a newly created team) to know each other and build team spirit and responsibility for the project.

This point may be a little bit philosophical. But if you want to see the change - be this change. Give this feedback. Help that person. Change the message to a coworker to a nicer one. Ask your manager / HR department what you can do to improve the developer/QA relationship. Share your knowledge. Schedule team-building activities. Ask for feedback. Be a team player. See good in people. Let yourself for mistakes.

In the end, I would like to wish you great development teams with mature relationships between team members. Remember that it is always space for improvement and new ways to reach goals. Together. Last month, in Qodeca we started improving our feedback processes to make our cooperation better. It was never bad - but we believe in the continuous development of our skills to be better employees and better people.

Best practices for making developer and QA relationships work

Pair programming, a software development practice that involves two programmers working together on a single computer, has been gaining popularity in recent years. This collaborative approach to software development has proven to be highly effective in producing high-quality code, fostering a culture of learning, and increasing overall productivity. As part of the Agile software development methodology, pair programming was first introduced by Kent Beck in his book, "Extreme Programming Explained."

In pair programming, one programmer, known as the driver, actively writes the code, while the other, called the navigator, reviews the code in real-time and provides suggestions for improvements or alternative solutions. The two programmers then switch roles at regular intervals, ensuring that both developers are actively engaged in the development process and contributing their unique perspectives and expertise. This process not only improves the quality of the code but also enhances the problem-solving and communication skills of the developers involved.

This article will discuss the numerous benefits of pair programming, exploring why it has become an essential practice for many development teams. In addition to the benefits, we will also examine various techniques used in pair programming to further enhance the effectiveness of this collaborative approach. By implementing pair programming and its associated techniques, development teams can optimize their workflow, resulting in successful projects and a positive impact on the overall work culture and professional development of developers.

One of the primary benefits of pair programming is the improvement in code quality. When two programmers work together, they can catch errors and suggest improvements more effectively than if they were working alone. The constant collaboration and review process ensures that the code is well-structured, efficient, and adheres to coding standards. This results in fewer bugs, increased maintainability, and a higher overall standard of work.

Increased Test Coverage and Code Reliability

With two developers working together, there is an increased likelihood that more test cases will be considered and implemented. This increased test coverage leads to higher code reliability, as potential issues are more likely to be caught and addressed during the development process.

Pair programming facilitates a continuous feedback loop between the two developers. The navigator can provide immediate feedback on the code being written by the driver, ensuring that errors and issues are addressed right away. This continuous feedback process prevents the accumulation of technical debt and keeps the codebase clean and maintainable.

Improved Code Ownership and Accountability

Pair programming fosters a sense of shared code ownership, as both developers involved take responsibility for the quality of the code they create. This joint responsibility motivates developers to take greater pride in their work, leading to increased accountability and ownership over the codebase. This collective mindset contributes to better overall code quality and ensures that each team member is actively engaged in maintaining and improving the project.

When developers work in pairs, they have the opportunity to discuss potential solutions and weigh the pros and cons of each approach before implementing it. This collaborative decision-making process can lead to better-informed decisions, resulting in more effective and efficient solutions.

Pair programming encourages the sharing of ideas and solutions, which helps in developing problem-solving skills. When two programmers work together, they can approach a problem from different perspectives and come up with creative solutions. This collaboration fosters an environment of continuous learning and growth, leading to better decision-making and improved overall development skills.

Pair programming can help developers maintain focus and reduce distractions. When two developers work together, they are more likely to stay on task and avoid the temptation of checking emails or social media. This increased focus leads to greater productivity and faster completion of tasks.

Pair programming promotes a culture of knowledge sharing among team members. When developers with different skill sets and experience levels work together, they can learn from each other and improve their own abilities. This helps bridge the knowledge gap within a team and creates an environment where everyone's skills are continuously enhanced.

When two programmers work together, they can accomplish tasks more quickly than they would individually. The collaborative nature of pair programming means that ideas are exchanged and tested at a faster pace. This leads to more efficient problem-solving and an increased development speed. Additionally, with two sets of eyes reviewing the code, there's a lower likelihood of encountering time-consuming errors during the testing phase.

Working in pairs can help build camaraderie among team members. Developers feel more engaged and supported when they have a partner to share ideas and troubleshoot problems. This sense of teamwork and collaboration can lead to increased job satisfaction, motivation, and higher retention rates.

Pair programming is an excellent way to onboard new team members. By pairing experienced developers with newcomers, new hires can quickly gain an understanding of the project, development practices, and team culture. This accelerated onboarding process helps new team members become productive more quickly and reduces the learning curve associated with joining a new team.

Pair programming requires developers to communicate effectively with their partners. This constant exchange of ideas and feedback helps sharpen communication skills, which is beneficial not only for the development process but also for fostering a positive work environment. Improved communication skills can also be valuable when collaborating with other departments or presenting ideas to stakeholders.

Efficient Knowledge Transfer in Cross-Functional Teams

Pair programming can be highly beneficial in cross-functional teams, where developers need to work with different technologies, frameworks, or languages. In such scenarios, pairing programmers with different expertise areas allows for efficient knowledge transfer, enabling the team to tackle complex tasks with better understanding and proficiency.

Pair programming can help reduce the risk of burnout by distributing workload evenly among team members. When developers work together, they can share responsibilities and ensure that no one becomes overwhelmed. This balanced approach leads to better stress management and a healthier work environment.

There are several pair programming techniques that developers can adopt to enhance the effectiveness of their collaboration:

Ping-Pong Pairing: In this technique, one developer writes a unit test, while the other writes the code to pass the test. They then switch roles, and the process continues. This technique encourages test-driven development and ensures that both developers are actively engaged in the coding process.

Remote Pair Programming: With advancements in technology, pair programming is no longer limited to working side-by-side on the same computer. Remote pair programming enables developers to collaborate through online tools, such as screen sharing and video conferencing. This allows teams to leverage the expertise of developers located in different geographical locations.

Driver-Navigator Model: This is the most common form of pair programming, where one developer writes the code (driver) and the other reviews the code and offers suggestions (navigator). The roles are switched at regular intervals, ensuring that both developers are actively engaged in the development process.

Expert-Novice Pairing: Pairing an experienced developer with a less experienced one can be an effective way to mentor and foster skill development. The experienced developer can offer guidance and expertise, while the novice can provide a fresh perspective and learn from their partner's experience.

Strong-Style Pairing: In this technique, the navigator takes a more proactive role in guiding the driver. The navigator decides on the next steps and communicates them to the driver, who then writes the code. This method encourages active communication, collaboration, and knowledge sharing between the pair.

Role Rotation: In larger teams, rotating the pairing partners frequently can help to spread knowledge and skills across the entire team. This approach encourages cross-functional collaboration and ensures that all team members have the opportunity to learn from one another.

Pair programming has proven to be an instrumental approach in software development, providing a host of benefits that significantly enhance the overall development process. Among these advantages are improved code quality, heightened problem-solving skills, increased development speed, and a culture of shared knowledge.

Pair programming not only enhances the technical aspects of software development but also plays a vital role in boosting team morale and motivation. The collaborative nature of this approach fosters a sense of camaraderie among team members, leading to increased job satisfaction and higher retention rates. Furthermore, it serves as an excellent method for onboarding new team members, reducing the risk of burnout, and improving communication skills.

By incorporating various pair programming techniques such as ping-pong pairing, remote pair programming, and the driver-navigator model, development teams can optimize their collaborative efforts. These techniques further enrich the pair programming experience, tailoring it to the unique needs and dynamics of each team.

The practice of pair programming also encourages a shared sense of code ownership and accountability. As both developers involved in the pair take responsibility for the quality of their work, they are likely to take greater pride in their contributions. This increased ownership and accountability lead to better code quality and a more maintainable codebase.

In conclusion, pair programming serves as a powerful tool in the arsenal of software development teams. Its benefits extend beyond the immediate task at hand, contributing to the broader success of the team and the individual growth of each developer. By embracing pair programming, teams can cultivate a dynamic, collaborative, and productive work environment that not only leads to superior software products but also fosters ongoing professional development and a positive work culture.

Imagine your smartphone 📱 without mobile applications. No apps like WhatsApp, Facebook, Chrome, Opera Mini, Google map 🗺️ , Twitter, Ebook Reader, and Music 🎶 player. Of course, your phone will be next to nothing. Mobile applications play a pivotal role in our everyday life and, most fortune 500 companies use this technology as a tool 🔧 for business evolution.  

Have you been thinking of improving your business with technology?

Either you are looking to build an outstanding business from scratch, or you have an enterprise you are looking to enhance, you might have considered developing a mobile app for your business. 

 However,  Why create an app for your business? What are the benefits of developing a mobile application for your business? How can you get the best from developing a mobile application?

 You will find satisfying answers to these questions in this article.

Importance of mobile applications for businesses: Benefits of having a mobile application for your business. 

Either you are wondering if it's worth investing your money in mobile app development or, you are not sure if a mobile app would add significant value to your brand. This list will shatter every element of doubt in your mind. Over the years, we developed a good number of outstanding mobile applications for business owners at Qodeca. We have decided to create an article that clearly explains the benefits of creating a mobile application for your business.

Increases your ROI (Return on Investment)

In 2019, Salesforce made it clear that there is a positive correlation between sales and customer satisfaction. The following year, a researcher at Bournemouth University published an eye-opening research discovery on Researchgate.  After extensive data-based investigation, he said that a positive correlation exists between user experience and sales. Since mobile applications typically have a direct impact on user experience and customer satisfaction. You can develop a mobile Application that improves customer satisfaction and creates a seamless user experience for your target audience. By so doing, you will generate enormous profit and increase your ROI. 

It's always a good idea to accompany your mobile application with a responsive website. You will channel your energy into using the website to generate awareness while the mobile app makes the sales 💸.

A pleasant mix of a responsive website and a stellar mobile app can develop your business into a blockbuster business - a business that generates tremendous ROI. 

 Due to the new rules imposed on businesses by covid 19 last year, more persons got exposed to new brands online. A large proportion of this awareness was as a result of mobile applications. As a result, at the end of the last decade, an enormous quantity of transactions was done and dusted on mobile apps. Let's look at Statistica's recent report on global mobile app consumer spending between 2016 and 2020. Approximately 23 billion dollars increase in global mobile app spending occurred between 2019 to 2020. There was an 80 billion USD increase in the number of sales completed by mobile apps online. Your business can also ride on this wave. You can develop a suitable app for your business 📈, generate awareness and increase your business proceeds. 

Create Easy access to products or services

A business application makes it easy for prospective buyers to enjoy easy access to your product and services. This level of proximity encourages conversion. When you have a productive application for your establishment, your buyers do not need to know your website address before making purchases. 

It doesn't automatically mean that once you have a mobile application for your business, customers will have easy access to your product. You must take it upon yourself to hire a proficient app developer and encourage him to focus on usability and customer experience. Hence, your app will be able to operate as a means to bring your products and services closer to your target audience.

Promotes better recognition and professionalism

When hoping to develop an outstanding business, most sales experts believe that being good at what you do does not suffice. To gain the necessary recognition, you also need to come up as a professional. By developing a mobile application for your business, your prospective clients will see you as competent. Remember, professionalism is a form of advertisement. It attracts new clients and keeps old buyers coming back for more. It gives you an edge over your competitors while earning you the respect your brand deserves. Thanks to mobile applications! Hundreds of thousands of businesses can boast of a decent level of professionalism. 

There is a connection that typically exists between fortune 500 trademarks and their customers. With today's digital economy, this kind of intimacy is achievable with the help of a mobile app.

It is pretty easy to develop a powerful brand with a promising brand identity if you have a mobile app. Mobile applications can help you create a system where you can enjoy hassle-free communication with your buyers. And implement strategies that will help you build trust in your brand. Your customers will find it easy to identify your company's Logo and connect adequately with your brand identities.

Provides a competitive advantage over your rivals

Big brands outmaneuver competitors in their niche by creating an outstanding mobile application. Your enterprise can imitate them by creating your mobile app as early as possible. Before many of your competitors begin to roll out their mobile apps, you'll be miles ahead. You would have established a loyal audience that admires your mode of operation. You will become an authority in your niche and, it will become exceedingly difficult for your competitors to outsmart you. 

You are looking to develop your business to a level where it competes with fortune 500 companies, but you are unwilling to create an app for it. Isn't that a modern oxymoron? Definitely! A business owner cannot be stuck with ancient business strategies and expect to compete favorably in today's digital world. Mobile applications are vital elements of modern businesses. By building a mobile application for your enterprise, you'll be able to take your business to the next level and help your brand become more appealing to modern audiences. 

How can you get the best from developing a mobile application?

What kind of mobile application do you need to transform your business? A random mobile app? No way! You need to invest in an end product that meets the need of your audience. What type of mobile app will likely meet your business needs.

          Facilitates customer engagement

          Has an outstanding user interface design (UI Design)

          Conforms with guidelines of necessary platforms like Apple AppStore and Play Store

          Delivers a seamless user experience - easy navigation

          Loads quickly within 2 - 4 seconds 

Virtually every business needs a mobile app. It's a modern necessity. Having a responsive, mobile-friendly website is not all you need to transform your business into a blockbuster company. By investing in a mobile application, you can cultivate an enterprise with the potential to compete with giant, fortune 500 companies. If you genuinely want to skyrocket sales and grow your Return on investment in a short time, investing your capital into mobile application development is an excellent idea.  If you are looking to take your business to the next level by investing in a mobile app, you can enjoy the service of our creative team of proficient mobile app developers at Qodeca.

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