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Except 0% of customers understand how PWAs work on mobile devices, 10% of webdevs understand how to make actually performant Apps, and 100% of execs think that
by agloeregrets 5y ago
Except 0% of customers understand how PWAs work on mobile devices, 10% of webdevs understand how to make actually performant Apps, and 100% of execs think that using a PWA means their desktop site should be their mobile app (without realizing that, often times, your mobile UX likely has a vastly different context.)
- naravara 5y ago> using a PWA means their desktop site should be their mobile app There's tons of mobile apps that never needed to be anything other than desktop sites honestly. Facebook, actually, is a perfect example.
- agloeregrets 5y agoI would argue that FB is actually a mobile app with a desktop site available as a checkbox that was reduced to being just a copy of the app in React. It didn't really explode until after the iPhone and like 85% of their users are on mobile Apps. That said, an app for learning as an example should actually have a very different mobile experience as a user wont want hour-long study sessions on the subway (or in line at a subway restaurant.)
- LAC-Tech 5y ago0% of people know how to visit a website? :) I should have specified B2B in my original comment though, B2C I have no experience in.