> Web animation is treated in a different way. Since we are accustomed to an almost instant opening of web-pages in a browser, we expect to transit between diff

> Web animation is treated in a different way. Since we are accustomed to an almost instant opening of web-pages in a browser, we expect to transit between different states quickly as well. So, the duration of web transitions should last about 2 times shorter than on mobile devices — between 150–200 ms. So, let me get this right. Animations on th web should be fast, because we're used to the web being fast. Animations on mobile should be slow, because we're used to mobile apps being slow? > In other cases, the user will inevitably think that the computer freezes or has troubles with the internet connection. But on mobile, that is normal? If I ever need to write a mobile app, I think I've got an idea to make my app feel a lot faster than its competitors.