I believe Cordova apps being associated with a "bad user experience" is related to the amount of effort developers put into their Cordova app. I've seen some te

I believe Cordova apps being associated with a "bad user experience" is related to the amount of effort developers put into their Cordova app. I've seen some terrible Cordova apps. I've also seen a couple good ones. I've been developing a Cordova app using Ember.js and it works well in Cordova. There are a couple places in my app that need to be better optimized for Android, but overall, a non-discerning user would likely never know the app was a Cordova app. One trap that I've seen many apps do is to try to emulate the UI of native apps. Emulating a native UI rarely succeeds in execution. Make the UI your own. There are ways of delivering a good user experience with Cordova. It depends on the app you're building, and how the app is developed.