You might think app design is app design, whether the software is being developed for iOS or Android. But, in fact, creating highly polished, elegant-looking apps is simply easier to do when ...

A fragmented approach - Both iOS and Android apps work according to their own paradigm, with differences in their respective UI/ UX experiences.

Let’s start with how you actually go about creating an app for either Android or iOS. In both cases, you’re going to have a lot of documentation and support to help you out, which is a good start.

Android app design has come a long way since the gaudy Holo days, the look introduced back in 2011 with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Google deserves credit for taking design seriously across ...

Google says it will phase out its use of Material Design interface elements within its iOS apps in favor of Apple’s own UIKit.

Android apps are going to start looking a bit more like iOS apps in the near future. Google updated its Android design guidelines yesterday telling developers that, in some cases, they should ...

Google apps don’t look right on iOS devices because they don’t fit in with the expected design language. If you live in an iOS world, Material Design apps just look like they are half-finished.