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Almost nobody uses both an iPhone and Android for their day to day use. It doesn’t matter if your iOS and Android apps don’t look share the same design language
by nkrisc 1y ago
Almost nobody uses both an iPhone and Android for their day to day use. It doesn’t matter if your iOS and Android apps don’t look share the same design language, no one is going to see both of them.
Integrate into each OS as much as you can.
- mvdtnz 1y agoIt matters because engineering time can be better spent improving the app functionality itself.
- sroussey 1y agoAnd it’s not about the two platforms looking the same, sometimes you just want your own look. And it’s easy to see in websites since no one uses the base system design for ui.
- nkrisc 1y agoAnd most apps that eschew the base design system while using the same kinds of GUI elements it provides, are usually terrible. Only when the app does something way out of the lane of what the OS provides does it usually work well.