What is a PWA?

Key Features of Progressive Web Apps:

Offline Functionality: PWAs can work even when users are offline or have limited connectivity, due to cached data and assets.
Responsive Design: PWAs are designed to adapt to various screen sizes and orientations across all devices
App-Like Interface: PWAs mimic the look and feel of native mobile apps.
Installable: Users can add PWAs to their home screens without going through an app store.
Security: PWAs ensure data security and user trust, also preventing common security vulnerabilities.

Improved Performance: PWAs load quickly and respond smoothly, leading to higher user engagement and retention rates.
Cost-Efficient Development: Developing a single PWA for multiple platforms is more cost-effective than creating separate native apps for each platform (iOS, Android, etc.).
Discoverability: PWAs can be found through search engines, improving their discoverability and reducing the need for extensive marketing efforts.
Cross-Platform Compatibility: PWAs work on various operating systems, browsers, and devices, reducing compatibility issues.
Automatic Updates: PWAs update themselves in the background, ensuring users always have the latest content and features.

Enhanced User Engagement: With features like offline access and push notifications, PWAs keep users engaged and coming back for more.
Increased Conversion Rates: PWAs load quickly, reducing bounce rates and improving conversion rates.
Reduced Development Time: Building a PWA often takes less time than developing separate native apps
Lower Maintenance Costs: PWAs require less maintenance as updates can be implemented seamlessly without user intervention.
Improved SEO: PWAs are indexable by search engines, boosting your website’s search engine ranking and visibility.