Blog 53

Our designers review three apps in a similar category to discuss what works well and which areas could do with improvement. This week’s review was on budget airline apps.

Our design team often review mobile apps to stay on top of the latest design and UX trends to learn about what’s currently popular. This month, we’re focusing on iLottery and sports apps.

We have recently developed a new mobile app for the Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET). The app allows enthusiasts and professionals to hone their wine tasting skills in line with the WSET standardised qualifications.

We've recently created a new mobile app for Sykes Cottages, which offers a personalised post-booking experience to help customers make the most of their stay.

Recently, we've created a brand new dating app - Yaggle. Yaggle takes on an innovative approach to forming relationships online. The app aims to bring people together by offering to answer questions anonymously before revealing the user’s identity.

Mobile gaming has now surpassed consoles and PC with the highest consumer spend and continues to grow. There are many aspects of mobile gaming that make it so accessible and lucrative. So what can we learn about its success?

Manchester-based digital agency Degree 53 has developed and launched mobile banking apps for CardOneBanking.

Have you ever been so frustrated with your mobile banking app that you almost switched to another bank? We feel your pain. It seems that most of our banks are lagging behind and can’t keep up with the latest technology.

Mobile apps have become one of the quickest and most interactive streams of revenue for many companies. This success inspires business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs to look to create their own. But what could your app actually do?

Apple is creating media attention around its annual developers conference, WWDC, which starts next week. Today, the tech giant announced its plans to introduce subscription services and ads to the App Store.1 This will change the way we monetise