Thanks. On Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 11:32:05 PM UTC-4, Shai Almog wrote: > > Hi, > no. > The physical limitation is the screen size/finger size and those won't > change ;-) > > Even on Tablets which resolved some of the screen size limits the screen > is still smaller and the UI elements need to be "finger friendly". So you > should stick in more details but not nearly as much as we used to on the > desktop. Frankly, it's better in terms of UX and software development. We > work with a lot of forms but each one is smaller and simpler, that makes > them easier to explain, understand and develop. > > We worked with several companies in your position who tried moving a > desktop app UI "as is". The results varied. I suggest talking with the > users about this and letting them feel the UI. Try it on the target devices > early on to see how it feels even without the functionality. When you start > using it on a physical device you'll know if you're on the right direction. >
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