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Users use apps on phones. They don't want to open a browser and navigate to an 'app'. They go to the app store to get apps. They don't open a browser and goo
by onmydesk 12y ago
Users use apps on phones. They don't want to open a browser and navigate to an 'app'.
They go to the app store to get apps. They don't open a browser and google for a web page and expect it to operate like an app. Also you need to have an internet connection to even use an app, who wants that.
Technology improves but the drag comes from user adoption. You'll need to change behaviour.
- waps 12y agoLike everything on the web, there's multiple flavours, yet we're told it's "one platform". But here goes. I think you missed : 1) android https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/android/installtohomescreen https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/android/installtoho... 2) ios http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17306806/how-can-you-give-your-mobile-web-app-an-install-screen http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17306806/how-can-you-give...
- onmydesk 12y agoThe point was the drag is from user adoption. No-one is doing this.