App Analytics Consent, Asked Plainly: Our Two Switches
How we handle app analytics consent: separate switches for usage statistics and crash reports, a consent screen where required, a notice elsewhere, a way back.
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Mobixify is a small independent studio, and these notes show how we design, build, check, release and improve apps, games and websites. They cover privacy by design, accessibility, performance, widgets and release practice, and each one describes a method we use and why, not a boast. They are written for people who want to understand how the products they use are made, and for other small teams who want to compare notes on doing the same work well.
How we handle app analytics consent: separate switches for usage statistics and crash reports, a consent screen where required, a notice elsewhere, a way back.
An app pre-release checklist for small teams: one written job, small tested pieces, real devices, privacy text that matches the version, then small updates.
An app with no account keeps your data on your phone and asks for less, but there is no cloud sync. Here is the trade-off and how we choose, product by product.
Good home screen widget design means one job, glanceable content and one tap. See how we apply it to two widget-first apps, plus iPhone and Android sizes.
A short mobile app accessibility checklist: touch targets, contrast, text size, screen reader labels, motion and flashing, plus a ten-minute test to run.
App privacy labels on Apple's and Google's stores show what an app says it collects, shares or uses to track you. Read three things first, then the policy.
To publish an app on Google Play and the App Store, plan for review, privacy declarations, testing and widgets on both. A side-by-side guide to the differences.