Does the number of buttons and links increase mobility?

Question

I'm interested. Does a div imitate a button (with the 'click' event associated with it) is user friendly? I mean, do all mobile browsers relate to it exactly and always fire when you click on a div? Is replacing such designs with conventional buttons more responsive to mobile devices?

Answer 1

Google describes it pretty well, I think, here .

So, as described there, handling the click event adds a delay of 300 ms, because it waits to see if it is a double click.

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