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Or maybe designers should learn to respect the platform's widgets' look and feel, which the user is familiar with and has possibly customized according to their
by noisem4ker 9y ago
Or maybe designers should learn to respect the platform's widgets' look and feel, which the user is familiar with and has possibly customized according to their preferences and accessibility needs.
- oblio 9y agoHah! You're kidding, right? Custom styling or "skins" has been one of the main drivers of app development since the beginnings of time. I feel that we, puritans, should just give up and accept what the masses want.
- Yaggo 9y agoUnfortunately the industry just doesn't work that way. Accessibility is one reason why css-themeable native widgets would be a win for everyone, their look will match with the branding (customer happy) and behaviour will be consistent (end user happy), and standardization would make developers happy.