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Helper Sites to build your Mobile App

Helper Sites to build your Mobile App (Primary Stuff)


Idea to App 


Following are the links , supporting your journey in transforming an idea into an app 




  2. Wireframes

  3. Have the screens you want your app to a have drawn on paper. Then have the photos of each screen clicked individually , Then use POP https://marvelapp.com/pop/ . This app helps you have your wireframes connected, just like an mock app. 



  1. Color Theme

  2. To decide on the color for your apps use 

  3. https://colorhunt.co/ 

  4. https://www.materialpalette.com/



  1. Visual Design

  2. To refer already existing designs use https://pttrns.com/ ,

  3. To design VD use https://www.uxpin.com/ 



  1. Free icons (Free for commercial use)

  2. https://www.flaticon.com/

  3. https://icons8.com/

  4. https://www.iconfinder.com/free_icons


  6. Background Images 

  7. use http://www.resplashed.com/  



  1. App Icons 

  2. To create app icons use https://makeappicon.com/ 



  1. App Store Screen Shots 

  2. https://theapplaunchpad.com 

  3. http://sketchtoappstore.com/ 



  1. App Landing Page 

  2. To create landing page for your app use, Just place your itunes or place store. 

  3. https://app-stop.appspot.com/ 

  4. http://ticons.fokkezb.nl/ 

  5. http://ios.hvims.com/ 




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