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+1 Furthermore users don't care about the technology used to build the application if it works, that's the unfortunate reality.
by tiborsaas 6y ago
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Furthermore users don't care about the technology used to build the application if it works, that's the unfortunate reality.
- signal11 6y agoUsers are not knowledgable enough to know what technology was used to build a product, but many have repeatedly complained about non-native UIs. Heck, Lotus Notes went from being a market leader to an also-ran and user complaints about UX to corporate IT departments definitely played a role in convincing those departments in switching away. More recently, this also happened with many mobile apps made with cross platform/HTML5 toolkits. They got low review scores and low user engagement across many firms, prompting a switch to native.
- ljw1001 6y agoLotus notes UI issues were extraordinary. Nothing comparable to the native iOS vs Flutter app difference