Hi Martin, Mikael, Kondou et al.
Thanks for your replies: the debate is getting interesting!
I think there are two approaches to UI consistency.
One is that an app should have a consistent UI across platforms. Thus
a user using the same app on multiple platforms will find his way
around eas
12.10.2013 17:51, Mikael Hermansson:
And trying to make good UI that "works on all platforms" is just wrong way of
thinking IMHO. Its better split UI part from the logic and share as much as
possible between the platforms but still use "native ui" for the platform
used.
While this works quite nic
IMHO:
* Opera on N9 does not use tabs
* N9 own browser does not use tabs.
I do not see any problem with that. I definitivly prefer PulleyMenus or
gridview/swipe instead of I "to many buttons or tabs"
Think different. Think new...
And trying to make good UI that "works on all platforms" is ju
> It is a design decision not to have tabs in Sailfish. Depending on the role
> of your tabs,
> you can use a pulley or attached page.
I'm wondering a bit, how a browser should work without tabs (except for
only having one page open at a time).
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Sai
Salut Lucien
Thanks for your answer
I dreading that the absence of tabs was a design decision rather than
a sign of work in progress.
While I understand this from a pure design point of view (Sailfish
being all swippy), I think it will cause problems for application
developers creating a
