01 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
Design for an interrupted day
Mobile users switch apps, lose connectivity and return to work later. We identify what must survive those interruptions: a draft, an attendance record, a queued action or a conversation. The interface should explain what is saved on the device and what the server has accepted.
02 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
A shared codebase with device-aware decisions
Flutter is part of our product engineering experience and can support a shared Android and iOS implementation. The choice still depends on the project. Camera access, notifications, secure storage, background behaviour and platform distribution need their own checks. A common interface does not remove platform-specific release work.
03 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
Offline behaviour needs rules
Offline support is a scoped architecture decision. We decide which data can remain local, how long it remains useful, how changes are identified and how the app handles conflicts. SheraChat demonstrates a durable message outbox and reconciliation approach; that evidence informs the discussion without making every proposed app an offline messenger.
04 / PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
From prototype to release readiness
A prototype can validate the difficult interaction before the full build. The release plan includes backend configuration, device testing, app permissions, store assets and the owner’s distribution accounts. Store submission and approval are external processes with their own requirements and are discussed in the scope.