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There’s no such thing as browser/OS standard controls. Windows alone doesn’t have a standard UX across built-in apps. Then each browser has its own take on how
by n8cpdx 4y ago
There’s no such thing as browser/OS standard controls. Windows alone doesn’t have a standard UX across built-in apps. Then each browser has its own take on how to render native controls.
Imagine trying to document your web app but it has 15 totally different UI appearances.
And I can tell you from experience with xplat tech like Xamarin.Forms, write once run anywhere with Native control appearances is a disaster, even in relatively controlled environments (limited to iOS and Android).
- hcarvalhoalves 4y ago> There’s no such thing as browser/OS standard controls. There's no such thing as standard controls between different sites today either. But I'm certain there's more variation between sites than there's ever been between different browsers, and the variation between browsers is less likely to bother an individual user than the variation between every site in the whole web. This is a "there's no single standard for browsers, so let's make every site unique" argument.