10 thoughts on “A League App for iPhone and Android?

    1. Do you visit the site from a phone ever? Phones do lots of things PC’s don’t do, like go dark after a minute or so. Commenting is tricky. The interface requires lots of zooming and un-zooming. Apps make the touch-screen, mobile/tablet experience much more robust and useful.Report

  1. I dwell in the shadows and just watch you all, waiting for the right moment to strike, and it would appear as if that moment has come.

    There is a misconception about mobile applications. They are not for everyone. If you are a content based web site and are trying to optimize your experience to convenient mobile visitors you are looking at ways to convert your layout to a cross-platform friendly “responsive” one, rather than developing an application.

    More on responsive layouts: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/responsive-web-design/

    Good news is that this requires significantly less work; and anyone familiar with CSS3 Media Queries should be able to lend a helping hand.

     

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  2. Hate to see you abandon this idea so quickly. I decided to dedicate a part of my Saturday night to the improvement of the League experience (no life, I know.) So, you want to know how to make the League website mobile friendly in 10 minutes or less?

    Tah-Dah:

    http://petarsubotic.com/testingGrounds/league-responsive/batshit.html

     

    Test it out by doing that thing where you grab and drag the edge of you browser left and right, or tap the link from your phone. It should Ā be noted that this is purely for demonstrative purposes and you would be crazy to something sloppy like this. Now, you can add another 15 lines of code for tablet computers ( . . .)Report

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