Progressive web apps leverage modern web technologies to provide offline support so your app never goes down
They can be installed both on mobile phones as well as desktops
On supported platforms, progressive web apps can live natively on a user's home screen.
PWA is a hybrid version of web pages and mobile applications which offers superior experience to its users. It is a convenient solution because the user does not need to go to an app distribution store to install it and yet it’s easily accessible on the phone of the user. Building a high-quality Progressive Web App has multiple benefits which make interacting with user less complicated and more engaging.
PWAs provide consistently fast experience for users. from the moment user downloads the app to the moment they start interacting with it. It provides for better user experience, load times due to offline availability of assets.
With the help of service workers, one can paint a picture on the user’s screen even when the network has failed.
Since we can send notifications to the user, then we can really drive the engagement up by keeping the user notified and engaged with the app.
After having met the criteria of the Progressive Web App, Google Chrome sends a prompt notification top the users to add the Progressive Web App to their home screen.
With a great user experience, Progressive Web App helps you improve your conversion rate across all browsers.
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Project understanding is important for architecture, tech stack recommendations and pricing.
It typically involves UX Research, Wireframing and UI Design.
The project is broken into smaller chunks and the team delivers them on a fortnightly basis.
The development server deployments are also done according to sprints.
Application testing ensures that your app offers a smooth user experience and works the way it should.
The development team fixes bugs and implements feedback.
After testing teams approval, the code is deployed to the production server.
Handling server, bug fixing, security patches and server updates are typically part of maintenance.