Hi Folks,
Bubble appears to be a very powerful coders platform to quickly build web applications. I noticed that you can even build native apps. One question I have though is regarding the prototyping phase. You can basically create prototypes through bubble, but you really can’t view them unless you test on your mobile device or as a web page with responsive screens. My question is, is there a way to create mobile frames that can be used when previewing your app on a PC web browser? I’d like to be able to see the screen resolution for iPhones and Androids in side mock frames for these devices, and then be able to turn around and share that same preview with other collaborators.
You mentioned that if I create a mobile screen, preview will show me basically what it would look like. It doesn’t seem to do this. If I create a screen and set the canvas size to say 375px, and then preview it in my PC web browser, it goes to the full width of the browser screen (it doesn’t stay at 375px). I have also tried checking the Native App check box for the page (this doesn’t appear to do anything) and I have also attempted to set the Mobile Version of the page to itself and that doesn’t seem to allow preview to use the size constraints either. Is there something else I am missing?
This is not possible at the moment. There are some plugins that will allow you to access core features from your mobile but your bubble app will still be a website. Then you can decide to use wrappers to package them into an app. But it’s definitely not native.
. A solution would be to take screenshots and then upload them to a prototyping tool.