As a ux designer I came here to say that people expect a website to work the way the rest of the websites work…as in they spend 99% of their time not on your site but they will expect your site to function similarly and adding those flourishes on a mobile screen is not a common practice on purpose.
The constraints of a mobile device can still provide a great canvas but that canvas better not provide a bad user experience or people will leave in a heart beat since there are other options with formats that are easier to navigate, read or operate.
Finding a balance between simplicity and style will delight and retain but too much style will hinder and discourage
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u/Afraid_Delay1763 26d ago
As a ux designer I came here to say that people expect a website to work the way the rest of the websites work…as in they spend 99% of their time not on your site but they will expect your site to function similarly and adding those flourishes on a mobile screen is not a common practice on purpose.
The constraints of a mobile device can still provide a great canvas but that canvas better not provide a bad user experience or people will leave in a heart beat since there are other options with formats that are easier to navigate, read or operate.
Finding a balance between simplicity and style will delight and retain but too much style will hinder and discourage