[escreativa]

I have answered that people support the apple company to raise the application made with mobione.
in google play if I uploaded the application and no problems were encountered. Daaggo can download the app in the google market

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“We found that the experience your app provides is not sufficiently different from browsing a content or link aggregator web site, as required by the App Store Review Guidelines.

While your app may facilitate access to web sites or to content from a range of web sites, even when including features such as Push Notifications, the experience it provides is not significantly different from using Safari. Such apps do not include enough native iOS functionality to be appropriate for the App Store.

We encourage you to review your app concept and evaluate whether you can incorporate additional features to enhance the user experience.

If you cannot – or choose not to – revise your app to be in compliance with the App Store Review Guidelines, you may wish to build an HTML5 web app instead. You can distribute web apps directly on your web site; the App Store does not accept or distribute web apps.

HTML5 is the major new version of HTML and enables audio and video to play natively in the browser without requiring proprietary plug-ins. Using HTML5, web apps can look and behave like native iPhone and iPad apps, and using HTML5’s Offline Application Cache, a web app can work even when the device is offline. With web apps, you have flexibility to deliver as much or as little functionality as you desire.

To get started with iPhone or iPad web apps, please review Getting Started with iPhone Web Apps.

For a description of the HTML elements and attributes you can use in Safari on iPhone, check out Safari HTML Reference: Introduction.”

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it is due and I can do so I would not pass this with applications made ​​with mobione?

[support-octavio]

@escreativa,

This is a standard response from Apple app reviewers when they deem the UX below a basic usability level. They usually care less about the webapp nature of the app than they do the user experience. For example if the app uses low quality images or poor UI layout, this will get your app banned in a heart beat. Other considerations are general screen organization and feature distribution and access. For example a zillion buttons on a screen or a really long menu are other examples I’ve seen caused app rejection. Then finally it could be that your app truly does not provide value beyond a traditional webapp; but it usually something else. Feel free to post screenshots for community review and suggestions.

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