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From my experience developing for both iOS and Android, it's because iOS users expect your app to look good, or they won't use it. Apple just sets a higher bar
by jarin 16y ago
From my experience developing for both iOS and Android, it's because iOS users expect your app to look good, or they won't use it.
Apple just sets a higher bar, both because of Apple's own apps and the approval process, and developers code to the users' expectations.
Plus, with the nice looking built-in UI widgets and Interface Builder, it actually takes some effort to make an app look bad.