Draw a diagram that shows the three main types of mobile apps: native, web, and hybrid. Include a simple description of each type and an example device or platform where each app type runs.
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Mobile app types (native, web, hybrid) in Intro to Computing - Draw & Build Visually
Draw This - beginner
10 minutes
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Grading Criteria
Three distinct app types labeled: native, web, hybrid
Each app type has a short, correct description
Examples or platforms shown for each app type
Clear separation between the three app types
Diagram is neat and easy to understand
Solution
+----------------+ +----------------+ +----------------+ | Native App | | Web App | | Hybrid App | +----------------+ +----------------+ +----------------+ | - Built for | | - Runs in a | | - Combines | | specific OS | | web browser | | native & web | | - Uses device | | - No install | | - Installed | | features | | - Works online | | - Uses web tech| | - Example: | | - Example: | | - Example: | | iOS, Android | | Chrome, Safari| | Instagram | +----------------+ +----------------+ +----------------+ Platforms: Native App -> iOS, Android devices Web App -> Any device with a web browser Hybrid App -> iOS, Android devices Arrows or lines can connect each box to their platform/device below.
This diagram shows three boxes, each representing one type of mobile app.
Native App: Built specifically for one operating system like iOS or Android. It uses device features like camera or GPS directly. It must be installed from an app store.
Web App: Runs inside a web browser like Chrome or Safari. It does not need installation and works online. It can run on any device with a browser.
Hybrid App: Combines features of native and web apps. It is installed like a native app but uses web technologies inside. Examples include apps like Instagram.
Lines or arrows connect each app type to the platforms or devices they run on, helping visualize where each app type works.
Variations - 2 Challenges
[intermediate] Draw a flowchart that helps decide which mobile app type (native, web, hybrid) to choose based on user needs: offline use, device features, and installation preference.
[advanced] Draw a detailed diagram comparing native, web, and hybrid apps including pros and cons for each, and examples of popular apps for each type.