New Media Aid Ltd: Web, ecommerce & Android app development for March Cambridgeshire

We develop bespoke, responsive, mobile-friendly web apps and e-commerce websites as well as cutting-edge Android apps for organisations ranging from multi-national blue chip organisations to SMEs in March, Cambridgeshire.

We keep abreast of all the latest trends and technologies in web app development, ecommerce website design and bespoke Android app development to make sure we offer the most advanced, secure and robust application solutions for our clients in March, Cambridgeshire.

Getting New Media Aid to develop your bespoke mobile-friendly e-commerce website or web app will help all the 21,124 people in the town of March and nearby towns such as Chatteris, Wisbech, Peterborough, St Ives and Huntingdon find you quickly.

• Bespoke, secure and scalable web apps, Android apps and ecommerce apps
• Delivered on time and on budget
• Highly competitive rates
• Happy to sign NDAs (Non-Disclosure Agreements)
• All work done in-house

The likely development cost of a custom-made Android app, web app or ecommerce website for companies in March, Cambridgeshire will usually be between £2,000 and £5,000.

However, we can provide a detailed fixed-price quote if you contact us. We are happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) if you require it.

As a custom-made UK app development company, we are often asked about app development costs, i.e. how much would it cost to develop such and such an app.

As well as the time needed in planning, prototyping and testing your bespoke app, the main cost of developing custom-made apps is the actual development time needed to code the app and any supporting server/cloud based APIs, databases, business logic layers and system integration. As in all app development, this cost can be significantly reduced if we have already developed similar functionality in any of our existing apps whereby we can reduce the coding time (and therefore costs) by re-utilising existing tried and tested code for certain common functions (e.g. secure login/authentication, barcode scanning, taking photos and sending these to cloud servers, etc.).

Making use of the latest app development tools and libraries for creating bespoke apps, we live and breathe app development platforms, programming languages and SDKs and are therefore are very fast coders. As we base our app development costs on the number of hours needed to code and test your bespoke app, our expertise, speedy coding and existing code bases means we can offer what we believe to be some of the most competitive prices in the UK.

Steps to obtain a fixed-price quote for the development of your app

• Contact us and give us a vague overview of your app requirements
• We sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) if you require it
• You send us a detailed functionality requirements specification (or we can draft this for you based on our discussions)
• We send you a detailed proposal which lists all deliverables including a fixed price and timeframes
• If you wish to go ahead you simply sign the proposal and send it to us with a purchase order
• We get to work (keeping you abreast of all development stages to receive your feedback along the way)

Our office is open from 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday and email enquiries will be responded to within 15 minutes during business hours.

☎ 01462 627 848
✉ apps@newma.co.uk

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Why are we showing recent crimes in March Cambridgeshire?
We are showing a few example crimes for March reported in Jul 2020 to demonstrate how we can integrate data from external web service APIs. As expert software engineers we specialise in developing complex bespoke web apps which integrate with other cloud-based systems and data-sets!

Not happy with the March crime clear up rates shown below? Try sending a letter to your Conservative MP for North East Cambridgeshire, Stephen Barclay.

bicycle theft

• The Avenue (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)

burglary

• Monument View (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
• High Street (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
• Eastwood Avenue (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)

criminal damage arson

• Kirk Ogden Close (Under investigation)
• Nightclub (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
• Eastwood Avenue (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
• Acre Road (Under investigation)
• March Road (Unable to prosecute suspect)

drugs

• Oxbow Crescent (Under investigation)
• Wimblington Road (Awaiting court outcome)
• Oxbow Crescent (Under investigation)

other theft

• Kirk Ogden Close (Under investigation)
• St Wendreda's Drive (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
• Eastwood Avenue (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)
• Corn Mill (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)

possession of weapons

• Acre Road (Under investigation)

public order

• Orchard Road South (Unable to prosecute suspect)
• The Avenue (Under investigation)
• Scargell's Lane (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)

robbery

• Wherry Close (Unable to prosecute suspect)

shoplifting

• Supermarket (Investigation complete; no suspect identified)

violent crime

• Orchard Road South (Unable to prosecute suspect)
• Acre Road (Under investigation)
• Petrol Station (Unable to prosecute suspect)
• Camargue Drive (Under investigation)
• Wherry Close (Under investigation)

other crime

• Petrol Station (Under investigation)

Humans can be adversely affected by exposure to air pollutants and if the pollution levels are too high you may not be able to think straight.

As you would of course choose New Media Aid for your app development requirements if you were indeed thinking straight, we thought we should show you the concentration of air pollution recently taken by DEFRA close to March in case that is clouding your judgement :-)

Wicken Fen, Wicken Fen (29.8 km from March)

Pollutant	Concentration	Date Taken
Sulphur Dioxide	2 µg/m³ (safe limit: 125 µg/m³)	23 Oct 2020 at 23:00
Nitrogen Dioxide	7 µg/m³ (safe limit: 40 µg/m³)	23 Oct 2020 at 23:00
Nitrogen Dioxide	7 µg/m³ (safe limit: 40 µg/m³)	23 Oct 2020 at 23:00
Sulphur Dioxide	2 µg/m³ (safe limit: 125 µg/m³)	23 Oct 2020 at 23:00
Ozone	45 µg/m³ (safe limit: 120 µg/m³)	23 Oct 2020 at 23:00
Ozone	45 µg/m³ (safe limit: 120 µg/m³)	23 Oct 2020 at 23:00