#mobile (321 links)
- WebHaptics haptics.lochie.me
Haptic feedback for the mobile web. Supports React, Vue, and Svelte.
- Modern iOS Navigation Patterns · Frank Rausch frankrausch.com
This page collects all the familiar navigation patterns for structuring iOS apps, like drill-downs, modals, pyramids, sequences, and more! Think of it as an unofficial bonus chapter for Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, written by someone who cares deeply about well-crafted user interfaces.
Via tlavoie.
- Build a Better Mobile Input better-mobile-inputs.netlify.app
- React Native is the Future of Mobile at Shopify – Shopify Engineering engineering.shopify.com
- UC Browser for Android, Desktop Exposes 500+ Million Users to MiTM Attacks bleepingcomputer.com
The extremely popular UC Browser and UC Browser Mini Android applications with a total of over 600 million installs expose their users to MiTM attacks by…
- Carousels on Mobile Devices nngroup.com
On desktop, the carousel has always been a popular way to stick multiple pieces of content on the front page without taking up too much space. On mobile,…
- Designing for Mobile Performance 24ways.org
Mustafa Kurtuldu 18 Dec ember 2017 Published in UX Last year, some colleagues at Google ran a research study titled “ The Need for Mobile Speed ” to find out…
- Right-To-Left Development In Mobile Design – Smashing Magazine smashingmagazine.com
Right-To-Left Development In Mobile Design
- The Web Share API Is Here :) – codeburst codeburst.io
Share your audio recordings on Voice Record Pro One of the coolest APIs is available now as of Chrome 61! The Web Share API is a JavaScript API that let’s you…
- Walmart Labs open sources its tool for bringing React Native to existing mobile apps social.techcrunch.com
Walmart is placing a big bet on React Native . With Electrode, the company’s Walmart Labs division open sourced the React-based framework that powers…
iOS 11 brings some new, perhaps unintuitive, behaviour around the status bar area which will be particularly important for developers using tools like Apache…
- Accordions on Mobile nngroup.com
An accordion is a design element that expands in place to expose some hidden information . Unlike overlays, accordions push the page content down instead of…
Using dropdown menus in forms might seem a no-brainer : they don’t take much space on the UI, they automatically validate the input, all browsers and platforms…
- Building m.uber: Engineering a High-Performance Web App for the Global Market eng.uber.com · Archived on
As Uber expands to new markets, we want to enable all users to quickly request a ride, regardless of location, network speed, and device. With this in mind, we…
- Mobile First, Desktop Worst – Prototyping: From UX to Front End blog.prototypr.io
Mobile First, Desktop Worst An op-ed from the front lines of product design at MetaLab . First, a disclaimer: the subject of this article is Mobile First in the…
With UberEATS , our aim is to make ordering food from your favorite restaurants as seamless as requesting a ride with uberX or uberPOOL. Like launching any new…
- We need to talk about Opera Mini chenhuijing.com
Earlier this year, Jen Simmons asked the following question: From your memory, which browser has now twice the user base of Internet Explorer (globally)? (Don’t…
Only 2 out of every 1000 mobile web users ever tap a custom share button—like even once—according to a Moovweb study . We found similarly tiny numbers during…
- Bringing Wide Color to Instagram – Instagram Engineering engineering.instagram.com
Last September, Apple announced the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, which include cameras that capture a greater range of colors than previous models, and screens that can…
- Adactio: Journal—Home screen adactio.com
Remy posted a screenshot to Twitter last week. That “Add To Home Screen” dialogue is not something that Remy explicitly requested (though, of course, you…
I spent five years working on a mobile news app — first as an editor helping curate and package content and then as a product manager shepherding it through a…
The word mobile has come to mean many things. But when designing mobile software, we need some clarity. What kind of devices are we talking about?
There's no shortage of debate about the best way to develop Web sites that work well across many networked devices. Some teams favor a client-side approach while others lean towards server-side solutions. But I'm increasingly interested in solutions that try to bring together the best of both worlds. RESS (Responsive Web Design + Server Side Components) is one such proposal.
- How to Enable WP8 Emulator on Mac girliemac.com
- RWD Bloat - daverupert.com daverupert.com
- Say Hello to Offline First blog.hood.ie
- Responsive design, screens, and shearing layers — Unstoppable Robot Ninja unstoppablerobotninja.com
- Local mobile browser markets: UK - QuirksBlog quirksmode.org
The UK is a BlackBerry stronghold. Although the Canadian company has been losing market share everywhere for years, its starting position in the UK was so strong that it’s managed to keep more than 10% browser share to this very day.
Pssh.
- Top 10 Mobile Touch Javascript Frameworks scratchinginfo.com
Though many Web teams consistently test their products on mobile browsers, few test on the embedded browsers found within the World's most popular native mobile apps. These experiences not only behave differently but are an increasingly significant part of mobile Web browsing activity.
- ish. yet another viewport resizer. bradfrostweb.com
- Responsive Nav — Responsive Navigation Plugin responsive-nav.com
It's all fun and games until...
- Android Fragmentation Report July 2013 - OpenSignal opensignal.com
- Why mobile web apps are slow | Sealed Abstract sealedabstract.com
I’m not going to guarantee that this article will convince you, nor even that absolutely everything in here is totally correct–it’s impossible to do in an article this size–but I can guarantee this is the most complete and comprehensive treatment of the idea that many iOS developers have–that mobile web apps are slow and will continue to be slow for the forseeable future.
- The State Of Responsive Web Design | Smashing Mobile mobile.smashingmagazine.com
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