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For a project that seems to be based around a mobile app it’s a shame that the site doesn’t seem to have a mobile version (at least not for me on iOS / Safari)
by frereubu 7y ago
For a project that seems to be based around a mobile app it’s a shame that the site doesn’t seem to have a mobile version (at least not for me on iOS / Safari)
- brudgers 7y agoThe iOS app can be found by searching the appStore for "iNaturalist." Android is probably similar, but I'm just guessing.
- frereubu 7y agoSure, I can download the app but I'd prefer it if the website was easier to read on my mobile so I know if I actually want to spend the time downloading it, rather than having to zoom and to scroll to see what it actually is. I think they're reducing their uptake by not making it easier to figure out what it is.
- brudgers 7y agoOh. The app isn’t like the website. It’s an app and takes advantage of geolocation and camera integration. I don’t really find the website a great novice oriented UI design. But it’s been worth learning in my case because it has high information density. That’s more important because to me because it supplements my long term interests.