Best way to structure pages

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Hey guys, I just started working on a mobile application

I understand the difference between stack and modal views, but can’t test it on my phone since I don’t have an iPhone available right now

Previously I used to build single page apps and then wrap them in a native application

What’s the best practice to do here?
Should I create new views for all screens or can I create a single page application and show hide pages here?

If I load a webview page into the mobile application, does it still work offline or do I need to recreate the page in the mobile builder?

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I’ve been doing a mix of both. For example, on pages that I have existing plugins or elements that don’t work in Bubble Mobile I’ve been creating modified copies of them to use in webviews.

For ones where I want to leverage the power of Bubble Mobile (most of them) I’ve just been rebuilding. It gives a good way to learn Bubble Mobile and start reframing my mind from building single page wrapped apps to multi-view apps.

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With web views does you logic for navigation on parameters work the same way?

For some reason I wasn’t able to setup my webview page I’m sure I’m doing something wrong here

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Webviews are a little weird in the sense that you’re displaying a normal bubble page inside bubble mobile. The webview that you’re displaying inside bubble mobile will use all the same workflows and navigation structures as it would when viewing the page in a browser so I would imagine that yes if you’re simply displaying the bubble page in the webview element navigation via url parameters should work the same.

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Alright thanks

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Also, btw, if you have an M-series Mac, you can run TestFlight and subsequently the BubbleGo app on your Mac to test in a more native environment.

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sadly I don’t

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