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Also another question along this topic: How bad is "not native feeling" for UX? As a poor self-funded "I just need to launch this" wantrepreneur, do I care?
by benjamincburns 14y ago
Also another question along this topic: How bad is "not native feeling" for UX? As a poor self-funded "I just need to launch this" wantrepreneur, do I care?
I happily used the HTML5 Facebook app on iOS without any notice of its performance "issues." Can someone give me an example of a non-native app where it's lack of nativeness is the cause of poor UX, and for bonus points a similar app with UX noticeably improved by the sheer fact that it is native?
- ianhawes 14y agoNative Twitter iOS app vs the HTML5 Twitter app. Native Twitter is great. Very snappy, great UX. If, by chance, you click a Twitter link in Safari on iOS, you'll be facepalming as you wait.
- benjamincburns 14y agoIs it possible to load both apps simultaneously to do a comparison? I feel like I need to experience the trade-off.
- lukifer 14y agoTwitter's HTML5 is the worst possible example. That thing is unusably slow on high-end desktops, too.