The digitization of the financial services industry is inevitable. And the race to get to the front of the pack—by traditional financial services companies and fintechs—depends on how well they leverage next-gen technologies like AI, VR, omnichannel, and more.
Although you’re more likely to see social media features built in to websites and PWAs, there are a number of use cases to consider when building a mobile app.
Augmented and virtual realities were all the buzz a few years back, and yet these technologies didn’t take off as much as they were predicted to. Why? In this article, we’re going to explore why app developers have been reluctant to integrate AR into their mobile apps. Then, we’re going to explore not only the benefits of AR but also some viable use cases for it in 2020 and beyond.
Consumers don’t just choose one device or platform to shop from. They want and expect retailers and ecommerce companies to be everywhere they are. In this post, we’ll explore how the mobile app fits into that puzzle.
If you’re thinking about designing apps for the fintech space, good for you! It’s a booming industry. That said, there are vastly different approaches required for different kinds of financial apps. In this post, we’re going to review some of the differences between the most popular ones.