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This means that screens are designed for mobile clients first.
The implementation, for now, is just plain HTML, though: it is not a native app, not even a SPA or such. Just HTML pages that are optimised for smartphone browsers.
We need to translate those to desktop versions too. Currently they look bad on wide screens.
No additional features should be introduced in desktop/wide versions: if things are impossible in mobile, they are impossible in desktop.
Future screens and features are still to be designed mobile first, then desktop follows.
The framework in use is Bulma, this not set in stone, but consideration for another framework if needed, is probably best handled in another ticket.
Reasons for mobile-first: limited screen-space and added friction in interaction greatly limits possible features. forcing simple and clean designs. Forcing choice to be made. This enforces a usable, simple and easy product. It forces one to drop features if new ones are introduced etc.
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All wireframes in figma are "mobile first".
This means that screens are designed for mobile clients first.
The implementation, for now, is just plain HTML, though: it is not a native app, not even a SPA or such. Just HTML pages that are optimised for smartphone browsers.
We need to translate those to desktop versions too. Currently they look bad on wide screens.
Reasons for mobile-first: limited screen-space and added friction in interaction greatly limits possible features. forcing simple and clean designs. Forcing choice to be made. This enforces a usable, simple and easy product. It forces one to drop features if new ones are introduced etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: