We present the mobile application with icons that visually show the purpose and functionality of the application to the user even before the first contact with the application.
Applications are divided into two types:
Displaying mobile app icons in the Google Play Store and on mobile phones with Android and iOS systems
Display mobile app icons in the App Store
Due to App Store requirements, the country abbreviation is required on mobile app icons. Once the mobile application is installed on the mobile phone, the country abbreviation is no longer visible.
Secondary applications
Displaying mobile app icons in the Google Play Store and on mobile phones with Android and iOS systems
Display mobile app icons in the App Store
Due to App Store requirements, the country abbreviation is required on mobile app icons. Once the mobile application is installed on the mobile phone, the country abbreviation is no longer visible.
The number of elements inside the icon depends on the type of application. In the icon, we can use elements such as indigo color, a sign and a pictogram that represents the functionality of the application.
Just like the functionality of mobile applications, we also divide the design and layout of elements into two types:
1. The primary applications consist of two or three basic elements
2. Secondary applications consist of three or four basic elements:
App naming is important to distinguish between apps and make them easier to find in the App Store and Google Play.
Name in the store: NLB + application name + country
Name on the phone: NLB + application name