Adjusting the interface for the web and desktop
In the previous section of the chapter, you created the interface of the tablet app, making it look like a native mobile app as much as possible. The next step is to move to bigger resolution screens, namely desktop and browsers. You always have to remember that web and desktop applications are completely different platforms. But aren't browsers part of the desktop, as well as smartphones and tablets? Let's clarify this point. Today, as stated earlier, development has really changed a lot. Year after year, application and website development have become more and more intersecting, and now thanks to scalable frameworks and programming languages, it is really difficult to draw a clear line between the two. So far, you have worked on the interface as if it were an application, but the application itself can be easily rendered in a browser and turned into a web application, with most of the functionality still present. A practical...