According to "App Maker's Handbook" by Reinder de Vries, the steps to make an app are as follows:
- Define your app's purpose and target audience. This includes identifying the problem your app will solve, the benefits it will provide, and the specific users it will serve.
- Research your market and competitors. This includes studying the app store, identifying similar apps and their features, and understanding the needs and preferences of your target audience.
- Sketch out your app's design and user flow. This includes creating wireframes and prototypes to visualize the layout and navigation of your app.
- Choose your development platform and tools. This includes deciding whether to use native development or a cross-platform tool, and selecting the programming language, framework, and other tools you will use.
- Build and test your app. This includes writing code, integrating features, and testing your app for functionality and user experience.
- Launch and market your app. This includes publishing your app to the app store, promoting it through marketing and advertising efforts, and collecting feedback and making updates as needed.