How To Integrate a Web Component Into a Mobile App While Preserving Native UX

This article is designed for developers who strive to maintain a native mobile experience as much as possible. While we all (hopefully) prefer to preserve the native spirit, there are instances when we can't avoid integrating web components into our mobile application. This might be driven by business needs, time constraints, or simply common sense.

Here are a few examples:

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