My last experience in mobile dev was that everyone wanted everything to look like Material UI everywhere, because that's what was trendy on the Web. And that ev

My last experience in mobile dev was that everyone wanted everything to look like Material UI everywhere, because that's what was trendy on the Web. And that even Android had, bizarrely, pretty poor support for Material compared with the Web, so it ended up being a huge pain on both mobile platforms. I guess it's like how you used to have to call out to JavaScript on Android to get a decent Google Maps address & location library because the Web versions were better than the native Android one, which made no damn sense but seems to be part of a pattern with Google of treating their own mobile OS as a second class citizen compared to the Web.