Interesting website and mobile application facts - Kinsh Technologies

Between December 2013 and December 2015, tablet internet consumption grew by 30%.

Source: comScore

Given 15 minutes to consume content, two-thirds of people would rather read something beautifully designed than something plain.

Source: Adobe

39% of people will stop engaging with a website if images won’t load or take too long to load.

Source: Adobe

51% of people think "thorough contact information" is the most important element missing from many company websites.

Source: KoMarketing

13% of adults access the internet via mobile only. 11% access the internet via desktop only.

Source: comScore

40% of smartphone and tablet owners search for B2B products on those devices.

Source: KoMarketing

47% of website visitors check out a company's products/services page before looking at any other sections of the site.

Source: KoMarketing

Once on a company's homepage, 86% of visitors want to see information about that company's products/services.

Source: KoMarketing

Once on a company's homepage, 64% of visitors want to see the company's contact information.

Source: KoMarketing

By 2017 mobile app downloads worldwide are expected to reach 268.69 billion – that’s a lot of competition, so standing out from the crowd is essential!

Localizing your keywords for different locations is proven to boost downloads by 767%

More than 73% of app downloads open an app once and never come back

Push Messages 64% of users return to an app within 30 days when push is enabled

It is projected that there will be nearly 269 billion app downloads in 2017. That’s a staggering 33 apps for every man, woman and child on the planet.

The Apple App Store was launched with iOS 2 in July 2008.

Google launched the Google Play store (as ‘Android Market’) in October 2008, followed by a Windows App Store in 2012.

The most downloaded app of all time is Facebook. The second and third most downloaded are Facebook-owned Instagram and WhatsApp, while Facebook Messenger rounds out the top four.

Users spend 87% of their smartphone time in apps, not in their web browser