For app teams / Work with Mark Cuda
Your app. More room
to get it right.
Prepare a core workflow for flexible layouts and a larger canvas. Start with an independent audit, then build what your users actually need.
01 / A clear plan
Readiness audit
$1,500 USD
One app, one core user journey, up to five screens.
- Annotated layout and interaction review
- Prioritized issues and acceptance criteria
- Test matrix for resizing, state, keyboard, and accessibility
- Written recommendations and a 30-minute walkthrough
Target turnaround: three business days after scope acceptance and access. Timing is confirmed in writing.
Request an audit ↗02 / A working direction
Prototype sprint
From $5,000 USD
One scoped adaptive workflow, up to five screens, built to learn before a full release.
- Agreed implementation plan and fixed acceptance criteria
- Working prototype with code handoff
- Documented simulator or browser checks, as applicable
- Known limitations and next steps for production
Target window: one to two weeks after scope acceptance. Production hardening, backend rebuilds, and App Store submission are separately scoped.
Discuss a prototype ↗What a readiness review means
The review uses the public documentation and testing environments available at the time of the engagement. Simulator findings are identified as simulator findings. Hardware-dependent behavior remains unverified until it is tested on the device.
This is an independent preparation service. It does not provide Apple certification, guarantee App Store approval, or promise support for undocumented APIs. Device testing is scoped separately after hardware becomes available.
Apple’s product page lists availability from October 23. That leaves time to find fragile layouts and expensive assumptions before launch.