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> the user generally gets an experience that is similar to other native applications This sounds like the goal you want to achieve using native as a tool. But
by chrisseaton 5y ago
> the user generally gets an experience that is similar to other native applications
This sounds like the goal you want to achieve using native as a tool.
But anyone who struggles to grasp non-native UI and UX is going to struggle to interact with the modern IT environment as there is no standard for web-apps.
- ptx 5y agoIf I order a cup of tea, you could argue that what I actually want is to achieve the goal of drinking something which has the taste, smell and general nutritional profile of tea. Theoretically, there might exist a cup of coffee that achieves this goal. But I've never seen one, and if you serve me coffee it's almost certainly not going to achieve my goal.