Upload under Manage Icon/Store Details > Icon/Images.
PNG format (no transparency)
Single color backgrounds look best
Simple, large graphics work best
Fewer than seven characters recommended for readable text
Apple will round this image for your iOS icon
2. App Store Details
Add this info under Manage Icon/Store Details > Store Details.
Fill in all of these fields as they are required by Apple and Google.
Apple iTunes Info
Android Google Play Info
3. App Home Page Images
Upload under App Design.
Please use .png or .jpg format.
The number of images you will need for the home page of the app depends on the layout you have chosen or created in the home page designer.
Upload at least one image under each of the image panels in your layout and check that your home page looks correct in the preview.
4. Content for each button
Add content under Feature Name > + New.
Add at least one item under each of the buttons you’ve chosen for your app.
5. Ready to Submit!
You can continue to add content while your app is being processed for the App Store.
App Content Checklist
APP SET UP
Apple developer account
Home page images
App Store submission text and images
Internal maps
Buttons
Optional features:
Attendee to attendee messaging
Attendee-editable profiles
Share This with Twitter, Facebook and Email
Create categories or groups for tagging, filtering and sorting
for events (such as tracks)
for attendees (such as specialty, program)
for exhibitors (such as industry)
Sponsor levels
CONTENT ENTRY
For each button in the app, it is best to launch with some initial content, if available.
You may always supplement later.
Bulk upload spreadsheets sent to Touchpoint
Event sessions, attendees, exhibitors and sponsors
Twitter feeds
Information in Links, News, Info, etc.
Surveys, if you choose
Go ahead for submission given to Touchpoint
LAST MINUTE TO-DO'S
Agenda updated
Attendee list updated
App marketed to your attendees
If you have a login (upfront, attendee messaging or attendee profiles), please remind attendees using the mobile web app that they must have cookies turned on in their mobile browsers. (This is not necessary for any native iOS or Android app.)