Hiking Mobile Application
Enhancing the Experience Modern Outdoor Recreation
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Mobile ApplicationAbstract
This paper presents a research study on developing and enhancing hiking mobile applications, focusing on features like trail search, social media integration, and comprehensive tools for hikers. The study examines how user experience affects the effectiveness and adoption of these apps and includes a comparative analysis of existing apps such as Strava, AllTrails, and Gaia GPS.The research aims to create a new, feature- rich, and user-friendly hiking mobile application that addresses current gaps and enhances the overall hiking experience. By providing insights into user preferences and behaviors and emphasizing user-centered design, the study aims to set new standards for functionality and user experience. The findings and methodologies are intended to guide future developments in mobile applications for outdoor activities, ensuring they are more intuitive, effective, and engaging for users.
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