Hello Mustafa! In my team we're dealing a lot with websites and mobile apps. I do know the issue of limited budgets and timeframes. Thus we're the one of early adopters of cross-platform development. Initially we used Xamarin, but later on found the Flutter and this is a choice number one now whet it comes to the app development. You build app at once for 2 both iOS and Android. They also say it support shared code to the website as well. We have some test project and it worked well too!

Building an app that works on several platforms, including Android, iOS, and Windows, is possible using a cross-platform mobile development method. It allows building a single mobile application that runs smoothly on any operating system

Hey, as a front-end developer, cross-platform compatibility is a subject close to my heart. It's outstanding how users can get entry to websites and purposes on a wide vary of devices nowadays, however it also provides a unique set of challenges. In my approach, I prioritize responsive design as a fundamental strategy. By using fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries, I aim to create layouts that adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes and resolutions. This allows me to provide a consistent user experience across various platforms. However, responsive design alone may not always be sufficient. In certain cases, building separate interfaces for different devices might be necessary. This approach allows for tailoring the user experience specifically for each platform, leveraging the unique capabilities and constraints of different devices. To simplify the development process, I rely on a combination of tools and frameworks. Bootstrap and Foundation are great options for quickly prototyping responsive layouts. I also make use of CSS preprocessors like Sass or Less to streamline stylesheet development. Additionally, I find the browser's developer tools invaluable for testing and debugging across different platforms.