You're right, it's a weak/bad point. What I wanted to convey was that with the flexibility in layout/design that HTML/CSS brings, along with the relative simp

You're right, it's a weak/bad point. What I wanted to convey was that with the flexibility in layout/design that HTML/CSS brings, along with the relative simplicity of the FFOS code base, I think it would be easier for someone writing custom UI to do it on FFOS (like a custom fridge UI) than it would be on Android. What I'm assuming is that whoever is writing something like a fridge UI might have a tendency to go outside what android allows you to do is going to want to go outside what Android lets you do in a view. But I dunno, a case could be made that they're just equivalent but different troubles. There's also the case of qualifying for gapps and what not, there are less strings attached to FFOS.