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This document discusses mobile UX design. It notes that mobile devices are commonly used for messaging, media, social media, location-based apps, enterprise apps, and more. Key considerations for mobile UX include small screens, one-thumb input, and limited battery life. The document recommends focusing on content over navigation, quick access, context actions, and reducing redirects and file sizes. It also suggests leveraging CSS3 features for visual effects and optimizing screens. Native apps are best suited for tasks using hardware features, while web apps work well for reference material that does not require complex gestures or storage.
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- 29. Native Apps - for doing •Photo editing •Video overlays •Augmented reality •Interactive games
- 30. Web Apps - for reference •To-do's •Schedule •Mail •News •Galleries
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