The Digital Human Library aims to enhance its accessibility and user experience by converting its existing website into a mobile app. This project involves using the Natively platform to create a seamless mobile application that retains the core functionalities of the website while leveraging native mobile features. The goal is to ensure that users can access the Digital Human Library's resources conveniently on their mobile devices. The project will require testing key functionalities such as push notifications, in-app purchases, location services, and universal links to ensure they work effectively in the mobile environment. By the end of the project, the app should be ready for publication on both the App Store and Google Play, expanding the library's reach and engagement with its audience.

The project deliverables include a fully functional mobile app for both iOS and Android platforms, developed using the Natively platform. The app should successfully integrate and test native features like push notifications, in-app purchases, and location services. Additionally, the app must be prepared for submission and publication on the App Store and Google Play, complete with all necessary documentation and compliance with platform guidelines.