Updating applications is important on a performance level, but needs change over time. The Infojobs developers know this, that's why they have revamped and simplified the look of their application. They wanted to go far beyond the logo, and the application system has been completely revamped with the intention of improving the way its users seek employment and find out about the labor sector. We tell you what are the news of the new application that Infojobs has published in the iOS App Store and that will help you find a job.
The application had been stuck in a classic design for quite some time, even though it was quite logical with respect to iOS. On the other hand, what if they have added from the beginning are functions, but by adding functions and not changing the design they have caused a saturation in the way we navigate, this is how Infojobs explains the news in their application:
Our goal is to offer you the best job search tool. For some time we spent a lot of energy in implementing new functionalities, but analyzing the results obtained we realized that the App needed a more stable structure to deliver a more comfortable and faster search experience.
We want to share with you this first version of the new App where you will find improvements in design and usability. You will be able to search and monitor your job offers and with the next updates we will expand the range of functionalities.The development of the app will continuously follow your feedback to add the features that can most help you in your job search. In fact, in the "Settings" section of the App you can give your opinion and / or report what you consider appropriate. We are building the perfect app! We are counting on you to help us achieve it.
The reality is that the application has improved a lot with these news, it has universal support for any iOS device from iOS 8.0, that is, a lot of compatibility, and weighs only 25.3 MB. Meanwhile, we inform you that the application is available only for the Spanish and Italian labor market, coincidentally two of the most affected in Europe.