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It's also much better for the platform that there isn't such a wide range between screen sizes. It's incredibly hard to make UIs scale from the SE to the XS Max
by Despegar 8y ago
It's also much better for the platform that there isn't such a wide range between screen sizes. It's incredibly hard to make UIs scale from the SE to the XS Max and both be as functional and good looking on both.
- zozbot123 8y ago> It's also much better for the platform that there isn't such a wide range between screen sizes. Not a wide range? What about the iPad and iPad Pro? iOS apps need a responsive interface anyway.
- graeme 8y agoIpad apps are separately purchased apps though.
- droussel 8y agoNot always, a lot of apps are universal and can be installed on both iPhones and iPads, with the UI being adapted to each.
- graeme 8y agoOh interesting. If there is a separate install is it still potentially a universal all? I guess I was wrong.
- droussel 8y agoI'm not sure I understand the question. You need to install it on both your iPhone and your iPad for sure. But universal apps are the exact same binary. But a lot of developers prefer to create 2 different app, 1 for iPhone and 1 for iPad for various reasons; charging separately for each being one possible reason.
- dkonofalski 8y agoNo they're not. They can be but there's nothing requiring them to be.