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The mobile usability is the crucial aspect for the app success.
Since there are millions of app developed in the market, and there is a prediction from Goldman Sachs and population projections, United Nations that, “in 2018, 14.4% of the billion people globally will buy at least one mobile device.
Therefore it is clear just by seeing at the figures that mobile will overhaul desktop acquire.
The clear reason for these figures is the risen mobile usage among people.
Therefore, if you need your users to invest more time in your mobile application, then you have it more interesting and user-friendly.
Let’s dive into the below points to enhance your mobile app user experience:
This workflow has remained the same for quite a few years, but in fact, it’s inconvenient and tedious not only for realtors but for the potential buyers as well.However, Virtual Reality has turned out to be a game changer and it’s slowly changing the way the Real Estate sector works.
The power of VR technology is already helping real estate companies grow their business, get more clients, and deliver top-level services.
Likewise, it is benefiting the customers in terms of time-saving, global search and more.
According to the survey, around 72% of the real estate companies agreed that staging has helped them to generate more leads.
This can be problematic for businesses that offer short-term vacation rentals.
You must have seen or come across three-dimensional models that show a new property or neighborhood.
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