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An iOS App to Find Every Emoji. Every Emoji, in One Place.
/ The engagement
A LAMP-Backed iOS App for Emoji Discovery.
A Silicon Valley software company, whose products see close to 5 million downloads a month, wanted one app that gathers every emoji in one place. Brainvire used the LAMP stack to build an iOS app that pulls emoji from many platforms into a single library, offers free and paid packs, rewards a free pack for each tweet, and generates automated reports.
/ About the client
This client comes straight out of Silicon Valley in the USA, and its presence is well founded. The company helps organizations optimize and systemize workflow with its software solutions, and its software sees close to 5 million downloads a month. It has a firm footing in the US market, with global expansion in sight.
This project fully used the capability of the LAMP stack, Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. Beyond the technology, the strength of the Brainvire team was a compelling factor that shows in the work, and the app brings a large assortment of emoji into one place.
/ The approach
Design, architecture, and features, shipped as one program.
Emoji gathered
Users wanted many options and designs, so the team pulled emoji from other developing platforms into a single area with a large assortment.
Free and paid
The emoji were free and paid, so a credit method benefits users and owners, and each tweet on Twitter earns a free pack.
Tracked automatically
Sales and transactions had to be tracked, so reports are generated automatically to keep an eye on the business and its competitors.
Built to travel
The app was built for iOS, so the interface translates to any iOS device and the data transfers with ease.
/ What stood in the way
Four problems, solved without a maintenance window.
Select a challenge to see how it shaped the build.
An accumulation of emojis
Texting is fun, and when the right words fall short an emoji fills in, so access to many options and designs matters. The team pulled emoji from other developing platforms into a single area and presented a large assortment to the user.
An interactive credit system
The app carried free and paid emoji, so a method was needed for users and owners to benefit from the trade. The team used social media to its advantage, and each tweet on Twitter earns a free pack of emoji.
Report generation
With sales and other transactions underway, tracking them became vital, and reports help the company keep an eye on its competitors. The reports are generated automatically to make things simpler.
iOS network optimization
The app was built for iOS, so any iOS device had to handle it easily. The interface was designed to translate to any iOS device, and the data transfers easily too.
/ Product screens
The delivered experience.
The interface people actually use.
/01Home
/02Categories
/03Emoji Pack
/04Search
/05Store
/06Profile/ The results
What changed, in numbers.
/ Next step
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