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> try to make something that "felt native". I beg you to reconsider. I think this is the current problem with mobile web apps today; too many are trying to fee
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
> try to make something that "felt native".
I beg you to reconsider. I think this is the current problem with mobile web apps today; too many are trying to feel native. Instead try to make it feel smooth and responsive, as a web app.
Generally, don't be ashamed of being a web app. Embrace the web's strengths; users will appreciate it.
- mccutchen 15y ago> _I think this is the current problem with mobile web apps today; too many are trying to feel native. Instead try to make it feel smooth and responsive, as a web app._ I think this is exactly what OP has done. It doesn't feel "native" to iOS to me, but it does feel like a well-made little web app. I don't have an Android device to test it on, but it does seem like it would fit in just fine on one.