Best Tips for iOS App Developers to Get Apps Approved

iPad and iPhone application development processes are full of lots of difficulties. iOS developers know them all. Many of them have experienced how Apple does reject a fair number of apps submitted to the App Store for iPhone and iPad devices; however, the rejected apps are full of errors and glitches and do not stay at norms decided by Apple. Often time, these issues are caused by programmers who work carelessly and leave loose ends at several portions. But, Apple is not lenient at all. It notices everything and apps even with minutest errors do not go unnoticed from the eyes of Apple.

We can see more than one case in which apps were disapproved because of entering wrong version number or explanations of the API used. However with little carefulness, these issues can completely be overcome. It’s not very difficult for an iPad or iPhone app developer to get app an approved. Here, following tips can help developers increase the chances of app approval at the App Store.

Make sure you have provided the required details

It has been estimated that many developers do not provide all important details to app and thus around 15 percent of these apps are rejected. Consider mentioning following things:

• Contact details such as number, telephone number and email address.
• List all the APIs you have used in the development. You also need to give short description to each of them.
• Specific types of images or icons must also be mentioned. Do not use copy righted images without obtaining permission.
• If the app has links to external websites, mention each of them with short description.

Keep things simple 

Professional iPad or iPhone app development firms know all the ways to polish their apps before they submit them on the store. But the amazing fact is that even the polished apps have chances of being rejected. So before iOS developers submit their apps, they need to make it sure that they have well designed apps and these apps fulfill the aim they have been made for.

However, the initial app approval process takes time but once it is approved by Apple, it can later be updated with more improved graphics. And providing the app with beta or alpha version is not good idea so avoid doing so.

Adhere to basic rules

Apple has formed some basic rules which every iPad and iPhone application developer need to adhere to. These rules may sometimes appear to be ridiculous but if developers make an app with these rules, they just minimize the chances of disapproval.

When an iPad and iPhone app development company makes apps with following above mentioned rules, they just take their project close to success.