Your definition of quality is different than mine. I think most native apps are unstable, unlearnable, gratuitously animated messes. Even supposedly “quality” a

Your definition of quality is different than mine. I think most native apps are unstable, unlearnable, gratuitously animated messes. Even supposedly “quality” apps. I can’t tell you how many voice memos I’ve lost because of Apple’s “lickable” and totally broken (but very pretty) UI. I would prefer a simple, well designed web app to the vast majority of them. The native toolkits have too big a surface to reliably product high quality UIs. Yes, it’s possible but they push you away from making the choices that lead to good user experience, in favor of UIs that look impressive on an interaction designer’s or a developer’s portfolio.