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Top Mobile App Development Trends To Watch Out For in 2017

, at least 91% of the US adult population uses a cell phone, 61% of that use a smartphone on a daily  basis.
Unless you are living under the rock, you must be acquainted to the fact that mobile app usage continues to grow. Mobile app usage is so rampant that each smartphone user has at least a dozen and more apps installed and in use in their smartphones.
Mobile apps have become the preferred choice for users to conduct searches, shop for their favorite products, entertainment, communication and even for productivity.
So, what does the future look like for the mobile app development companies?
Here are some industry trends that are shaping up the future of mobile app development industry.

Enterprise-grade Apps

Enterprise-grade apps are apps that are not readily available for download for public from app stores. They are available exclusively for employees of an organization or a limited section of the population or department. Mobile app development companies like Apphitect are toying with the concept of creating customizable instant messaging solutions specifically for closed and secured enterprise communication.

Context-aware Marketing

Mobile apps do a lot of data mining to understand user preferences, location, buying history among many others. Such context based marketing drives user engagement far easier than any other form of external marketing. According to Apptentive, “Context marketing is new content marketing”.
Moreover, growing data sciences like Big Data Analytics also facilitate understand customers better than they know themselves. eCommerce stores like Amazon, Zappos, etc. have already experimented with customer-centric marketing which reaped much returns. 2017, gear up to receive in-app ads that are more relevant and aligned to your personal interests.

Wearables

Mobile apps are slowly, but steadily, finding a new screen to reside. Watches or Wearables, they are. Notifications, weather report, caller ID and much more are now seen more frequently on the 1.5 inch something screen of a wearable device.
And, guess what! It is the future and a promising mobile app development trends 2017. Wearables are what smartphones used to be in the beginning of the Millennium. Most of us thought smartphones are chunky, expensive and an unnecessary luxury. Today, the scenario is best left to your imagination. The wearables growth explosion is the next big trend in mobile app development that is waiting to happen. By all chances, 2017 it will gain momentum in 2017.

User Experience

25% of all mobile apps are abandoned within the first day of download. 95% of the apps are abandoned within a month. The root cause is not with the app functionality, but with the app experience.
For users, a mobile app is a portal to a unique experience that also helps them get things done. An app with a cool quotient has a higher chance of being retained than one which works fine but does render a great UX. Hence, the trend to note is the rise of mobile apps which will sport a heavily UX oriented design. The focus will be on enriched user experience than anything else.

Interactive Media Content

Rich media includes CTA widgets, location trackers, audio, video, etc. are more engaging than textual content. Mobile apps that can stream interactive media content even with limited bandwidth will become hot favorites for users.
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