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The app my accountant provide me - a white-label finance app with the firm logo on it - used to be native. The developers had issues with updating the app to su
by zaat 3y ago
The app my accountant provide me - a white-label finance app with the firm logo on it - used to be native. The developers had issues with updating the app to support a change in the camera API and I couldn't scan papers. They sent me get web app instead. Now whenever I use phone's native back button/gesture the app quits instead of going back within the app, there's a functional in-app back button, but my instincts will never disappear selectivity when I'm using their app. I have quit their app million times half-way of filling forms. Terrible UX.
- themerone 3y agoIn a properly coded single page application, the back button works as expected.
- FridgeSeal 3y agoAs keeps getting pointed out, every. Time. This. Gets. Raised: evidently most SPA’s are not written properly, because “back button not working properly” is easily one of the most common complaints.
- themerone 3y agoIt's not a complaint I've received about my applications. 15 years ago, getting it right took a ton development time, but today there are frameworks that handle it with minimal effort.
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