Frequently Asked Questions
A mobile app redesign focuses on improving the app’s visual design, user interface, and user experience without changing its core architecture. A complete rebuild, on the other hand, involves rewriting the app’s codebase, possibly with a new framework or technology, and may change both how the app looks and functions at its core.
It depends on factors like user feedback, app performance, design trends, and changes in business goals. Most companies revisit their app design every 2–3 years, or sooner if user engagement drops or significant platform updates occur.
Yes, redesigns typically retain core features while improving how they’re presented or accessed. The goal is to enhance usability without removing key functionality unless those features are no longer needed or performing well.
When handled correctly, user data remains unaffected during a redesign. It’s essential to maintain data structures and ensure backward compatibility. A smooth transition helps retain users and avoid disruptions.
Yes, redesigns can be deployed as regular updates through the app stores. With proper planning and testing, the app remains live, and users receive the redesigned version as an update without any disruption.
