Mobile design myths (at Frontend Conference Zürich, 2014)

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This document outlines six common myths about mobile design and provides evidence to debunk each one. The myths addressed are that 1) OS features don't need changes, 2) mobile users are easily distracted, 3) less UI is always better, 4) mobile apps shouldn't have depth, 5) MVPs must be apps, and 6) mobile app testing is difficult. For each myth, the document presents counter-evidence from user studies and examples of alternative approaches.

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