On Android they envy (a lot) iPhone users and the reason will surprise you

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On Android they envy (a lot) iPhone users and the reason will surprise you

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Android and iOS have many differences and this is one of them.

iOS users attach great importance to app design

Android and iOS. iOS and Android. The two most fascinating mobile operating systems in history. We have spoken at length about many of the advantages and vicissitudes of each platform. Although many Android users are migrating to iPhone lately, Google’s operating system has many advantages over iOS…and vice versa.

This time we will focus on one of the main virtues of iOS over Android. An intrinsic characteristic of the iPhone and its operating system that makes many Android users have this healthy desire and admiration for iOS. We are talking about design of animations and transitions of your applications.

iOS animations, far above Android

From Android Police, the animation quality of iOS App Store apps stands out remarkably, taking Netflix’s latest UI redesign as an example.

The user experience is magnified through iOS transitions such as a dynamic and fluid experience. Of course, it’s not that Android’s animations don’t exist or are poor quality, but they’re not as well integrated with the movement of on-screen touch gestures. Or, at least, not as well as on iOS.

Additionally, Apple ensures that all apps in the App Store have a very similar general appearancesomething that is popular intuitiveness of your operating system thanks to strict regulations that only approve applications that comply with each premise.

This difference between iOS and Android has existed practically since the birth of the two operating systems. Maybe because iOS has been around for a long time, maybe because the iPhone is a more “elite” smartphone, or just because they have different styles. But it is true that the developers of the App Store take care of every little detail in the design of their applications.

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