Sometimes you just want to keep projects in-house, or simply want to know more about a subject. We understand that completely and would like to be a part of the process. Passionate & experienced in teaching and talking at events gives us the pleasure to be able to guide you along the way.
"Year 6 pupils design an iPhone app and have it published"
Starting in September Avalore Studios will be working with school pupils to guide them through the process of designing an iPhone app. Their app will be built and published onto the app store for every iPhone user to download.
From concept, through design to pre-production year 5 & 6 pupils will learn about designing and creating mobile apps. Working in small teams, much like a development agency, they will experience the entire process. Afterwards, we will develop their app, involving the pupils in the testing phase and finally publishing their app onto the app store.
If you are interested in giving your pupils a similar experience and a unique insight into the fast-growing industry of mobile applications then why not contact us to find out more or discuss further.
"Build an iPhone app in a day"
This course is perfect for anyone interested in either getting started in iPhone development or for those of you who just want to understand what is involved so you are better informed.
Attendees will, through a series of presentations and hands-on sessions, build a complete iPhone app over the course of the day. Key topics that are scheduled to be covered include: an introduction to the Apple Developer Program; overview of the entire iPhone application development process; using Xcode and Interface Builder; application design considerations; user interface design; and distribution process. The course will also delve into the most common and fundamental elements of iPhone application development. In addition to the workshop’s meaty subject matter, lunch and refreshments will be provided during breaks, which also provide plenty of opportunities for guests to mingle among like-minded people.