Why Your IOS App Keeps Getting Rejected? The Most Submissive Reasons

submitting an app to the App Store can still be a roll of the dice in Apple App store. If you've ever had an iOS app bounced from Apple's App Store, What'll get flagged now?

Apple has compiled the most frequent reasons why submitted apps don't pass muster. And, also these parameters aren’t difficult to deal with because they're the least ambiguous. Sao, lets start with the few most suspicious ones.

Bugginess is a big reason for app rejections as it fails to comply with Apple's Developer Program License Agreement. 6% of apps have a "complex or less than very good" user interface which could mean that the interface is too cramped or not finger-friendly. The company itself provides many UI explainers to developers, plus reasoning them why to throw out your app even if it's otherwise useful.

Another most frequent reason for rejection from Apple's graph is that "Incomplete Information". This includes

·         providing demo account credentials for apps that require an account,

·         failing to explain any special settings needed for evaluation, and

·         Not providing an accompanying demo video for apps that only work under specific circumstances.

In precise, it is must to inform the company what it needs to know to evaluate your app as they aren’t ready to spend extra time to do research if your app isn't self-explanatory.

Beside all these, the good news is that the new operating system brings quite a few improvements targeted specifically at third-party developers which includes: support for Extensions that facilitate inter-app communication and Continuity features that will allow iOS and OS X Yosemite apps to pass data back and forth. iOS 8 even incorporates a new programming language- the Apple-made Swift so as to faciliatate more flexibilty amidst developers- the biggest overhaul yet.