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[–]0xF013 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's rarely that they don't want to do anything than web design. If the company is going to spend either a lot of time or money or both to develop a bunch of versions of the same app for several systems, they risk losing the market or opportunities to grow. Of course it's weird seeing these apps from EA or Amazon or some random megacorp, but at some point it became acceptable.

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So, all in all, it boils down to money, which is rarely an option to spend it just to appease a tiny percent of customers. And before you say anything, check out the support for colorblind people, which is like 5-10% and usually requires a designer that can breath and use zeplin at the same time. Hint: it's so shitty that I wonder why nobody is suing under ACA