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When you multiply that 90% consumer coverage by the percentage of people who will install your app when you ask them to, it's going to knock down your 90% prett
by ksenzee 10y ago
When you multiply that 90% consumer coverage by the percentage of people who will install your app when you ask them to, it's going to knock down your 90% pretty considerably.
- caiohdf 10y agoTotally agree.
- wvenable 10y agoFor users, I'm not sure how this is significantly worse than asking people to visit your mobile website. In my personal experience, people will search the app store for your mobile web application by default anyway. If your product is an "app" in the functionality sense, then people are going to look for it in the "app store". Period. For user, it's actually a better experience than using Chrome/Safari.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoI agree. Personally, I consciously avoid anything that smells of webapp and consider this to be a product of a lazy-ass company. Non-native applications pretty much universally suck, and it only shows that the quality/usefulness is not a goal.