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So don’t. I can’t fathom what you’d need an IKEA app for. If you need an app for something brief but specific, delete it after you’re done. On the other hand,
by wkirby 2y ago
So don’t. I can’t fathom what you’d need an IKEA app for. If you need an app for something brief but specific, delete it after you’re done.
On the other hand, apps frequently work better with less clutter than the mobile website. It’s wild how many websites clearly aren’t tested on real mobile devices — usually just by shrinking a browser window and saying “looks good on mobile” then moving on.
- bigstrat2003 2y agoAnd just as maddening is that it goes both ways. So many websites (including technical blogs made by people who post here and should know better!!!) are the width of a damn phone screen, even if you view it on desktop. Lazy website development abounds, sadly.
- al_borland 2y agoThose websites would probably be better of the resources, time, and budget from the app were spent on the website.
- shpx 2y ago> If you need an app for something brief but specific, delete it after you’re done Amusingly, you've just described a web browser.