Jake, I noticed, that the example uses the HTML 5 doctype, but (partly) Domino generated code. How did you do that? On a per form basis using $$HTMLFrontMatter? Damn, this had even slipped into the Domino 7 code stream, but I never used it so far.
On topic: I agree on most the disadvantages you mention (a static footer should go along with this approach, no?), but still see use cases. As you mentioned, one more tool in the box.
Personally, I'm not a big fan of carelessly applying mobile UI paradigms to the desktop. For sure, the final rush to mobile (after at least a decade of pre-mature hype) has provided very valuable input. But my credo is: don't expect too much from your users. At least looking at my user base ...
Jake, I noticed, that the example uses the HTML 5 doctype, but (partly) Domino generated code. How did you do that? On a per form basis using $$HTMLFrontMatter? Damn, this had even slipped into the Domino 7 code stream, but I never used it so far.
On topic: I agree on most the disadvantages you mention (a static footer should go along with this approach, no?), but still see use cases. As you mentioned, one more tool in the box.
Personally, I'm not a big fan of carelessly applying mobile UI paradigms to the desktop. For sure, the final rush to mobile (after at least a decade of pre-mature hype) has provided very valuable input. But my credo is: don't expect too much from your users. At least looking at my user base ...