By installing the jQuery Mobile NuGet package and using the new layout template, we could declare success on mobilizing our site. It does provide a lot of functionality out of the box and it may be sufficient for a good portion of sites out there. We, however, are looking for a much more native experience for our users. To provide this, we need to take some UI queues from the mobile apps we use on a day-to-day basis and incorporate that knowledge with what we've learned about developing for the mobile web into our app.
Most mobile apps that we use on a day-to-day basis provide us with a header providing some basic functionality or, at the very least, the title of the app. Our app should be no different.
In our header, we should include navigation to return back to the starting page of our app: the recipe list. We also want the user to know they're running the BrewHow mobile app so we should probably include a simple title. Given the user is, in fact,...