A set of standard rules that allows different software applications to smoothly communicate. Often used to connect your mobile app to external databases or payment services.
B2B (Business-to-Business): Services, platforms, or software specifically built for other businesses to use internal.
B2C (Business-to-Consumer): Consumer applications targeted directly at individual end-users.
A modern development practice where new code changes are automatically tested, built, and prepared for a release to production servers or app stores.
The very first structural version of an application containing just enough foundational features to be usable by early customers, who can then provide fundamental feedback for future product development.
A responsive web application that uses modern web capabilities to deliver a fast, app-like experience directly to users on any device via a simple browser link.
UI: The distinct visual graphical elements (buttons, typography, colors) designed for an app.
UX: The overall structural experience, psychology, and frictionless flow a user goes through while interacting intimately with the app interface.