Fer
Do not waste your money! Even if you pay the ads do not disappear.. horrible app!
Disappointing
The explanations are poor and don’t include available options within each of the tags, advertising still shows even after you pay - I regret buying this
Bad bad bad
Don't buy it you are better off surfing the Internet .. Ads, not examples with images or web links... Useless
Lanscape Please
Looks like a useful App.
Can't find App Developers contact email - so
request made here - please add Landscape mode for iPad.
Thanks
Can't find App Developers contact email - so
request made here - please add Landscape mode for iPad.
Thanks
這個人遜爆了
一大堆垃圾軟件！！！
Poor
Not worth $2.99 it's a free app at best DO NOT PURCHASE
Try free ones first
There are better free HTML5 reference apps out there, not worth the asking price
Content OK, banner ads
The content is not encyclopedic, but is excellent as a way of jogging one's memory after having studied the tag in some more detailed resource. For infrequently-used tags, that's enough, I think.
My only problem with this app is that there are banner ads in the app itself, which are not shown in the screenshot on the AppStore page. For shame!
My only problem with this app is that there are banner ads in the app itself, which are not shown in the screenshot on the AppStore page. For shame!
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Marginally useful
Incomplete, does not show examples of what the tags do on an actual page, explanations rather short and not at all elaborate enough. Mostly useful for people already well versed in html.
BAD implementation
I can say only the tags lag is made well.
• The app icon is not optimized for retina display + it's composition is bad. It falls. Simply centralize it, that's all.
• When you select a tag to read about it, the content is in iframes which are close to each other, and there is no real visual separation between them – mess of text, under different titles.
The bottom iframe is not reachable for use. It's too small, located at the bottom. Very bad implementation.
Looks so simple, but works so badly.
• The app icon is not optimized for retina display + it's composition is bad. It falls. Simply centralize it, that's all.
• When you select a tag to read about it, the content is in iframes which are close to each other, and there is no real visual separation between them – mess of text, under different titles.
The bottom iframe is not reachable for use. It's too small, located at the bottom. Very bad implementation.
Looks so simple, but works so badly.
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Good app
I like it, anyhow. I'm learning html5 because it's the next language of the future! And I want a job.
Portrait
OK App, could be useful. That being said, a large majority (too many to be discounted) of the stands/docks made for the iPad are oriented in portrait mode. Not having the ability like your app to switch between the two, is a miss.
