Big welcome to our new team members: Mrs. UX and Mr. UI
Nect’s front-end team is getting bigger.
In an earlier blog article, I wrote, our app is the central element for our users, because the NectApp is what the user sees and experiences while being in contact with Nect. It’s precisely this “seeing and experiencing” that plays a key role in the app development. Our mobile developers have the important task to constantly modify the NectApp with a high demand on quality in an user-oriented way, in order to implement user feedback.
And all this à la Lean StartUp: Build. Measure. Learn. That may sound simplistic, but it’s been a game-changing technique for businesses that previously developed products without getting potential customers’ input, in order to avoid developing sophisticated products that no one wanted.
In the last months we had a lot of iterations with the help of user feedback in order to implement the user requirements directly in the app to improve the UX and UI . This will certainly continue to be the case in the future. Here it is also necessary to meet the data protection requirements of the GDPR and the regulations of the financial industry. In addition, our application must always be up to date in terms of security in order to withstand possible attacks.
All in all, this results in an enormous responsibility. The responsibility to create something special: The most convenient way of verifying peoples identity.
Since 01.09.2018 we are very happy to have additional support from two new team members. A big welcome to our two talented mobile developers Alline and Marius.
Alline comes from Brazil and has a Master’s degree in Human Computer Interaction. She worked according to usability principles and heuristic methods in the field of surface prototyping.
Afterwards she worked as a mobile developer in a software company in Brazil. There she was responsible for the development of mobile apps and gained experience in surface development as well as the integration of web services.
Alline is part of Nect’s front-end team and supports Nect in making the user guidance in the app even better.
Marius holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Ostfalia University in Wolfenbüttel. In his thesis, he examined the effects of latencies on tactile systems in the Internet of Things.
Furthermore, he has gained diverse project experience in the automotive and automation industry both nationally and internationally. In both these and private projects, Marius has focused on mobile app development.
Marius is also part of Nect’s front-end team and is responsible for the areas of website and app development.
We are excited to welcome Alline and Marius at Nect and are looking forward to the upcoming developments and the traction of our app development team. As always, there is the full support of the entire team, all the best for your future at Nect.
We love users!
