iOS does this reasonably well > A typical iOS application has a fixed architecture-often a hierarchical tree with multiple levels. This rigid struc- ture makes

iOS does this reasonably well > A typical iOS application has a fixed architecture-often a hierarchical tree with multiple levels. This rigid struc- ture makes navigation options pre- dictable. Structural navigation pat- terns give users confidence about where they came from, where they are in the hierarchy, and how to navi- gate back to where they came from. whereas on Android, sometimes the 'Back' gesture lands you on the previous page and sometimes it completely closes the app. it's so inconsistent that I dropped 12 years of using Android and switched to iOS.