I borrowed an Android (Google) phone and tried out my iUI-based
application. Here's what I learned:
1) The iUI "backbutton" on the upper left corner of pages did not work
when the phone was in portrait mode. I traced it to this entry in
iUI's CSS file:
body[orient="landscape"] > .toolbar > h1 {
margin-left: -125px;
width: 250px;
}
which was causing the title portion of the header bar to overlap the
backbutton, and the click event was not getting handled properly. It's
pretty safe to just remove that whole entry, as long as the titles in
your page headers are not so long that they are getting clipped to fit
in portrait mode.
2) The Android browser has zoom buttons that keep popping up on the
bottom ot the screen. They are distracting and mostly useless when
using iUI, but I could not find any way to turn them off.
3) There were the usual minor layout issues, probably due to font size
differences and perhaps the screen size is slightly different.
4) The phone has a physical "back" button but the "forward" button is
hidden in the UI. If the user hits "back" from my main page, and goes
back to the login page, he/she might get stuck there.
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