This feels relatively open ended, for an app that will largely still be after the same result without going after it in a grossly different way.
One feature set I notice is how many apps have you pay outside of Apple's walled system for a subscription because the actual work of the app is done in the cloud, and not entirely on device. Separating the app into a basic local app with extra work in the cloud seems to have merits, but with the increased horsepower on devices, it is more and more appealing to see what can be done locally.
If an app has a high level and clear enough layout, the details that fill them out can fill in.
I've been a fan of things like SDUI (Software defined UI) for a while, to allow more dynamic interface generation based on user preferences, usage, etc.
The approach of creating software that is for a fixed business process is more and more becoming outdated. Replacing fixed mindset software with software where flexibility is required, whether during the different stages of pandemic lockdowns, or truly personalizing a user's experience.
One feature set I notice is how many apps have you pay outside of Apple's walled system for a subscription because the actual work of the app is done in the cloud, and not entirely on device. Separating the app into a basic local app with extra work in the cloud seems to have merits, but with the increased horsepower on devices, it is more and more appealing to see what can be done locally.
If an app has a high level and clear enough layout, the details that fill them out can fill in.
I've been a fan of things like SDUI (Software defined UI) for a while, to allow more dynamic interface generation based on user preferences, usage, etc.
The approach of creating software that is for a fixed business process is more and more becoming outdated. Replacing fixed mindset software with software where flexibility is required, whether during the different stages of pandemic lockdowns, or truly personalizing a user's experience.