When you have reached a stage where you are ready for other people to test your app, you should decide how you want to get feedback from anyone who tests it. 

One idea can be to get your test users to complete a questionnaire after they use it. This means that they can be honest about the things they like and don’t like, and you can find ways to learn what percentage of users liked or didn’t like something. 

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When you decide to publish your app, you can provide a link in the app to a feedback form, and a more general feedback contact link so that users can send you any errors they find, or information about things they like or don’t like. 

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It is common for users to request new features from an app. As you start to get this feedback, you will have to decide which features are the most important. You can plan to implement user requests depending on the amount of requests you get, as well as how important you and your testers or team think it is.

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When you get to this stage of app development, you will most likely be looking to bring on new team members to help develop the app, advertise it to new customers and expand the features. This is a really exciting time and you will be full of ideas for the future of your app. Remember to take time to make clear decisions, and to get as many family and friends to help with your decisions. 

 

Good luck with your app development journey!