For the person using it
Mobile & iOS
Applications
Mobile applications for specific tasks and everyday use, including iOS apps for iPhone. Features and interactions are shaped around what people need to accomplish.
Discuss an appApp / Software / Backend / IT
Pattern Science LimitedApps up front.
Systems behind.
Pattern Science Limited develops mobile apps, custom software, backend systems and IT solutions—bringing user-facing features and business operations into a connected whole.
The company
The application is
one part of the system.
An app gives people a way to interact. Behind it, software handles information, administrative tools organise work, and connected systems keep processes moving.
Pattern Science Limited works across these layers, developing mobile applications, business software and backend systems around the requirements of each project.
- Company
- Pattern Science Limited
- Development scope
- Mobile apps, business software,
backend systems & IT - Enquiries
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Development services
What needs building?
A mobile experience, an internal tool, an administration platform or a connection between systems—each starts with a different requirement.
Mobile & iOS
For the way work happens
Custom Business
Software
Software built around business workflows, helping organise information, handle recurring tasks and support the way work gets done.
Discuss a workflowFor the operations behind it
Backend &
Administration Systems
Backend functionality and administrative interfaces for managing records, permissions, content and operational workflows behind an application or service.
Discuss a systemFor the connections between
IT Development
& Integration
Project-specific IT development and connections between applications, backend services and existing tools, with interfaces and data flows defined around the required scope.
Discuss a connectionApple and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc. iOS identifies the mobile platform; platform references describe development scope.
Development considerations
Look beyond
the individual screen.
- The task
- Identify who will use the software, what they need to do and where the current process creates unnecessary work.
- The connections
- Consider how the interface, business rules, information and administrative controls need to work together.
- The next change
- Account for how features, workflows and connected systems may change as requirements develop.