Hello,
Do you know any soft frontend frameworks (like bootstrap, tailwind, etc.), that would be mobile specific, with native mobile components?
Because with the PWA improving, I think it's interesting to think about reversing the "responsive website" logic to create a "mobile first" design, but that is accessible on computer.
Like Tinder or Tiktok do. (For 90% mobile / 10% computer).
And without having to learn technologies like react, vuejs or ionic...
Thank you!
I use UIKit (can work directly with Laravel) and Element-Plus (only for VueJS or other JS frameworks) which are responsive frameworks, you have very few to do to have your application really mobile first, but they are not specific for mobile dev.
Thank for your answer. I know UIKit but I am looking for something more specific. Something that would replicate the same user experience as native applications. For instance : select inputs that display all options in a full height list.
You know what I mean ?
How about https://tailwindui.com/components
@Sinnbeck Here is an example of the difference I am looking for. https://i.imgur.com/DLtQVjO.jpg
The left screen is a simple framework (like tailwind or bootstrap). The right screen is a native app.
@mallaury if you just use a plain select on a mobile phone in a browser, you should get the one on the right. What you are after is plain html
Try it here at the bottom (on your mobile)
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_select
@mallaury What you show (difference with select field) is exactly the result I have when I code a select field in pure CSS.
@Sinnbeck Oh yes.... My bad... I usually work with a framework that override this behavior... pff
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