Responsive website
Public pages adapt to a mobile screen.
03 / Mobile product studio
A business experience in their hand.
When people return to a service again and again, the phone becomes the most important surface. The right solution may be a responsive website, installable web app or a separately scoped packaged application.
Discuss a mobile experience Every screen in this sequence is a real capture of Beauty Gallery's public website at a 390px phone width. It shows a mobile-responsive web experience, not a store-published native app.
01 / 06Discover
The real Beauty Gallery phone experience.
Beauty Gallery / Interactive mobile experience
From interest to return visit.
Choose any stage, or step back and forward. Each screen is a real capture of Beauty Gallery's public website at a 390px phone width. You control the pace: nothing plays or advances on its own.
390 × 844Real phone capture
Stage 1 of 6:
Discover
The salon's public home on a phone: brand, promise and a clear booking button.
Documented Beauty Gallery work
Mobile-friendly by design.
Precise about delivery.
Beauty Gallery's documented customer-facing website and booking experience adapt to phones. Its supported installable web experience is distinct from a separately packaged, approved native app.
See documented customer experience
Choose the right delivery path
A phone screen is not a distribution strategy.
Installable web app / PWA
An eligible web app may be added to a supported home screen.
Packaged app
A separate agreed build for supported platforms and customer-owned developer accounts.
Apple and Google control store review, policy decisions and approval timing. Account fees and publication scope are separately confirmed.
The agreement is the source of truth
Define the work.
Then build it well.
Businesses with a clear reason to provide a dedicated phone experience, such as repeat customer use, mobile-specific workflows or supported app-store distribution.
Project-specific quote. Launchpad and Custom Systems keep their own separate scope and pricing.
Possible agreed deliverables
- A mobile experience scoped to the target platforms and customer or staff tasks.
- An agreed application package and handoff plan.
- Preparation guidance for customer-owned Apple and Google developer accounts where store submission is included in the agreement.
Needs a separate decision
- A mobile app is not automatically a search-optimized public website.
- Apple and Google account fees, store review, policy decisions and approval timing are controlled by the platform providers.
- A mobile-friendly website or web app may be the simpler choice; Daystar will help compare the options.
Project path
- 01Understand the business need
- 02Recommend an approach and define scope
- 03Approve the project terms
- 04Design, build and review the agreed work
- 05Test and prepare for an authorized launch
- 06Support and improve under a separate agreed plan
Before you begin
Questions worth asking.
Does every business need a mobile app?
No. A mobile-friendly website or web app may serve the need with less complexity. Daystar starts with the task the app needs to support.
Who owns the developer accounts?
The customer owns Apple and Google developer accounts. Access and submission responsibilities are set out in the agreed project scope.
Can Daystar guarantee app-store approval?
No. Apple and Google control review, policy decisions and approval timing.
Mobile work begins with the use case
Let's define the right scope.
Tell us what your customers and team need to accomplish. Daystar confirms the written scope and costs before work begins.