Open yaoazhen opened 11 years ago
@yaoazhen would u pls elaborate? any url or example?
@normanzb Link is here https://developers.google.com/mobile/articles/fast_buttons
JavaScript DOM events tend to reflect the mouse ‘click’ paradigm, where each event neatly corresponds to a single, deliberate click of the button. Take the onClick event, for example.How does that translate to a touchscreen device? Not easily, as it turns out.
Treating a ‘tap’ as a ‘click’ is the practical approach. On iOS at least, there’s no onTap event – onClick has been repurposed for that role. But in order to properly handle multiple-touch gestures like pinching or even double-taps, some compromises have to be made. One of these is the roughly 300ms delay between a tap and the firing of a click event, which can make your apps feel laggy and unresponsive even when it’s not technically so.
reference from: http://labs.ft.com/2011/08/fastclick-native-like-tapping-for-touch-apps/
Add faster button for mobile