How to Develop a Diet and Nutrition Mobile App
Mobile app development industry has been growing so quickly, and now the smartphone is a thing capable of solving different problems in numerous areas of life. One of the fields touched by a quick growth of this industry is healthcare.
People now strive to live a healthy lifestyle, and it seems that the building of an app focused on healthcare may pique entrepreneurs’ curiosity. Since that we’ve decided to find out how to develop another application which can solve some of the users’ problems (related to health, in the main), and make their life a bit easier.
How to Develop a Diet and Nutrition Mobile App?
Well, to one it may seem obvious, to another, it could be rather surprising, but the diet and nutrition app can be applied in more than one sphere of life (think sports) and used not only by athletes. Here are the steps to develop diet and nutrition mobile application.
#1 — Registration And our first bone is a registration form. I’ve tried out numerous apps for tracking food, and they all start with asking you to fill in the questionnaire. In fact, you shall not pass until the application has the fullest info about your current state.
#2 — Food logging Let’s not forget that the main goal of our nutrition app is keeping count of what you’ve eaten or drunk. That’s why we need some input fields, dictionary, and calories databook.
#3 — Dashboard Actually, these two, I mean the dashboard and food logging, are deeply connected. Once input, daily stats should be visible.
#4 — Diet plan or user’s goals Most users expect your application to provide them with a useful info regarding right eating habits. So let’s not let them down.
#5 — Notifications Consider the fact that a food and nutrition tracker should be always on the lookout. I mean it can push users toward their goals.
#8 — Community Talk about family members and other people trying to lose weight or live a healthy life together, there should be a social element making them want to return and use your application again and again.
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