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I agree 100%. and the fact that there are still only a handful of form controls is just jarring. The people who champion using JS frameworks to make up for the

I agree 100%. and the fact that there are still only a handful of form controls is just jarring. The people who champion using JS frameworks to make up for the lack of form elements are contributing to the problem, especially on mobile. No library, not even well tested JS ones can make up for the native controls. This is why users do prefer mobile native apps.

mmis1000 5y ago
Imagine a custom implemented drop down that just goes out of the screen and make you unselectable. Let alone the item height are just narrow that make you accidentally click something next to it. And yea, that happens all the time. And as a developer I often need to argue with the designer that please just don't use dropdown on mobile ui when there are many items. That is just a torture for a phone user. And sometimes I even need to add hidden area to the ui. Because the controls are way too tiny to click. Usability are not really in their mind., Or probably it is just a bad designer.