It has become increasingly challenging for app designers to differentiate their apps. The days are long gone when it was possible to create an app over the weekend and refine it after receiving a few not so flattering user reviews. Users now have choices — lots of them. If your app doesn't meet their needs, finding another one is just a tap away. Designing the iPhone User Experience will help readers tackle this challenge.
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