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> so they obviously look the same on both Android and iOS I'm going to be a bit pedantic with this one: this is valid to some extent. You might want to make s
by rpastuszak 9y ago
> so they obviously look the same on both Android and iOS
I'm going to be a bit pedantic with this one: this is valid to some extent. You might want to make small adjustments to accommodate for platform UX paradigms - slightly different icons, relying (or not) on the hardware back button, etc...
- izacus 9y agoOr even bigger things like size of buttons. iOS and Android have different default sizes of touch targets. Most notably, touch targets seem smaller by default on iOS which makes ported designs then problematic on Android because all buttons are too small and hard to hit.