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Once you and your developers have defined the software users’ needs, it’s time to make sure you have a roadmap that will bring to life all of the features and functionality the user will engage…

If you’ve started to research app development options for your project, you have probably already come across the terms ‘web app’ and ‘native app’.  Both types of apps have their time and place, depending on…

“There’s an app for that” was such a successful slogan that Apple trademarked the phrase back in 2010. Apple wasn’t exaggerating either. At the time, there were already more than 250,000 apps built for the…

After creating hundreds of custom mobile app and websites for clients, we’ve seen a recurring marketing strategy of “Build it and they will come”.  While that iconic line from the movie, Field of Dreams, may…

Over the years, we’ve submitted hundreds of apps to the App Store.  In that time, we’ve learned that there’s a lot of grey area to navigate within the stated App Store guidelines, which often seem…

In our last blog post we described the process for finding any existing published apps that are already using your desired app name/title. Assuming you have completed that process and found no other live iPhone…

At Epic we have the privilege of working with primarily two types of clients:  The first type is the established, well-funded company, where we help them design and build enterprise software – primarily apps and…

The Medina Alert-Hit and Run Bill (HB14-1191) was signed into law in Colorado by Governor John Hickenlooper on March 25, 2014. The Medina Alert program is a voluntary partnership between law-enforcement agencies, media, taxis and…