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The simplest and fastest way is to build a progressive web app (PWA), which meets mobile-first standards and has an app-like interface. In case your Magento version is 2.3.x and above, you’ve already had free access to PWA Studio, Magento’s full set of tools to build PWA for your website.

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Technology is ever-changing and the way that businesses can market themselves evolves with it. With the exponential growth of smartphone adoption, businesses witnessed an incredible shift in the way that it was possible to market products and services.

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Technology is ever-changing and the way that businesses can market themselves evolves with it.

With the exponential growth of smartphone adoption, businesses witnessed an incredible shift in the way that it was possible to market products and services. In brief, smartphones opened up a direct channel to reach consumers, and in just a few years, it has quickly grown into one of the most powerful channels for businesses to transact, drive loyalty and communicate.

As mobile evolves, so does the technology that comes with it. So what is next for mobile? As the title of the post suggests - it's the Progressive Web App.

We've compiled the latest statistics from Google's own case studies on Progressive Web Apps to find out how they compare to native apps.

Here are some of the key statistics and benefits of PWAs taken from the findings:

+68% increase in mobile traffic

15 x faster to load and install

25X less device storage required

52% average increase in conversions

Sessions are on average increased by 78.25%

Engagement is often increased by 137%

The average load time for a page is 2.75 seconds

Compared to mobile website's, bounce rate is reduced by a phenomenal 42.86%

On average, page views increased by a staggering 133.67%!

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These days, there's an app for everything - from banking to studying and from trading to shopping. Every business has an app, and even our governments have simplified their services into app form.

But wait a minute - building and mantainig an app is cumbersome, and it's quite expensive for small businesses.

Luckily there is another option, one that helps small businesses out. This option combines the features of an app with the technology used on the web - I'm talking about Progressive Web Apps.

What is a Progressive Web App?

Progressive web applications, or PWAs, are apps built with web technologies that we properbly all know and love, like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. But they have the feel and functionality of an actual native app.

Wait a minute! Native Apps, what does that mean?

A Native App is a software application built in a specific programming language for a specific device platform, either IOS or Android.

PWAs are also built on and enhanced with modern APIs to deliver improved capabilities along with reliability and installability on any device.

Thanks to the technology we have today, almost any site can be turned into a PWA. This means you can build a PWA quickly compared to a native app which is pretty difficult to develop.

PWAs have gained in popularity lately. Many big company's sites are PWAs - for example, look at twitter.com, one of the widely used social media platforms.

If you visit the site on your smartphone, it can be installed on your homescreen. When you open the saved site, it looks and performs just like a native app - no browser, just the installation you did on your homescreen.

There's no difference running it from an IOS or Android phone - all you need to do is login and you're ready to use it.

Other examples of companies that use PWAs inlude:

Starbucks

Pinterest

Uber

Jumia (leading eCommerce website in Africa)

Flipboard

Spotify

And many more.

These apps are actually installable on your home screen and offer a comparable experience and features to their native apps.

What Makes a Good PWA?

1. They're responsive to any screen size
Devices are built with defferent screen sizes, which means users will use your application on different gadgets. So it's a good idea to make sure your app can be used on any screen size and it's content is available at any viewport size.

2. They're easily installable
Users who install apps tend to engage with them more. By making PWAs installable it gives them the look, feel, and behavior of a regular web app.

3. They provide a custom offline experince
When a user is offline, keeping them in you app provides a more consistent experience than dropping back to a default offline page.
For example travel and airline apps should be able to show trip details easily even when offline. Another example is a music app, as your users should be able to access offline playback.

4. They're discoverable through search
The web helps us discover sites and apps through search engines like Google. If you have a PWA, it helps generate traffic to your app. You just have to make sure that the URLS exist and that search engines can index your sites.

5. They have app icons
Since a PWA is an installable app, it should have an icon. This makes your app easily recognizable.

6. They work with any browser
PWAs are web apps first, which means that they need to work on all browsers and not just a select few. Users should be able to use them in any browser before they decide to install them.

7. They work with any input device
Different devices offer a variety of input methods. So a PWA should be equally usable with a mouse, keyboard, or even a touch screen. Users should be able to switch between different input devices while using your applicatin. You should make sure your application and all its features support any input methods a user may choose to use.

We have have seen what PWAs are and what makes a good Progressive Web App. But earlier we mentioned Native Apps. What are the difference between the two?

Differences Between PWAs and Native Apps

Progressive Web Apps are cheaper to develop compared to native apps

When you're developing a native app, you'll have to learn a certain programming language and then build a version of the app for each type of device, Android and iOS.

Down the road, you will also need resourses to mantain and update the app, which means lots of money and time is required.

In the case of a PWA, you can have a single codebase for the different platforms. It's also time-saving since you will not need to develop it from scratch you can configure your current web site to fit.

PWAs can be indexed by search engines

Native apps cannot be indexed by the search engines, they can just be found through the App/Play store's website. You can make your app more discoverable on the App/Play store by using App Store Optimization(ASO), but that's another story.

Unlike native apps, PWAs work like websites so they can be indexed by search engines. This helps them rank better in search results (better SEO).

PWAs are more secure

PWAs are more secure because they run on HTTPS. These are security protocols that no exchange between client and server so data doesn't get tampered with.

To secure your native apps, you need to implement various security measures, like multi-factor authentication and so on.

Installation and Download

Native apps need to be downloaded and installed from an app store. This requires some commitment from the user to do it from start to finish. Users have to pass and check multiple permissions before installing an app.

On the other hand, PWAs don't require any of those steps. From the browser you can bookmark it and add the app to your home screen with just a few taps.

Benefits of PWAs

Many companies are rushing to build PWAs not only because they are cheap to make but also because they offer greater engagement. You can easily engage with users through push notifications (those alerts that pop up when you're using an app on your phone).

Now let's look at a quick summary of the benefits of a PWA:

They are responsive and work with many different screen sizes.

They're built with common web technologies.

They're fast and lightweight.

They work offline unlike other sites.

They are discoverable via search engine.

You can use push notification to re-engage your customers.

They are easily installable

They're easier to mantain since you will be turning your site into an app

So far we have covered why you should be using a PWA. But we haven't talked about how to get started with building them. So here's what you'll need.

What You Need to Build a PWA

It does not take much to get started buildng a PWA. You just need a few things and you are good to go.

HTTPS - First you will need a server with an HTTPS connection. This makes sure your users' data is secure.

Application Shell - An application shell provides a fast first impression when your app loads. In simpler words this is what the user sees when they interact with your app for the first time.

Service workers - This is one of the key technologies behind PWAs. Service workers help support your app offline, and they perform advanced caching and run background tasks. Service workers can complete tasks even when your PWA is not running.

Service workers do many things, like:

sending push notification

Badging icons

running background fetch tasks

and more.

Manifest file - This is a JSON that is created with a generator. This file contains the information that tells how your PWA should appear and function. It allows you to determine the name, description, icon, colors and other features of your PWA.

Here's an example of a manifest file:

{ "short_name": "Shopping", "name": "Shop Quick", "description": "Your number one online shop", "theme_color": "#eb5252", "background_color": "#000000", "display": "fullscreen", "Scope": "/", "orientation": "portrait", "icons": [ { "src": "images/android/android-launchericon-48-48.png", "type": "image/png", "sizes": "48x48" }, { "src": "images/android/android-launchericon-96-96.png", "type": "image/png", "sizes": "96x96" }, { "src": "images/android/android-launchericon-192-192.png", "type": "image/png", "sizes": "192x192" } ], "start_url": "index.html?utm_source=homescreen" }

Audit your app - This is possible using the Google Lighthouse tool. Google is a big champions of PWAs and pushes them as the future of the web. You can use Lighthouse to help you see how fast, accessible, and so on your PWA is.

Conclusion

PWAs can be a great addition to your toolkit. Done well they are fast, they work offline, and they can also perform like a normal native app. This offers your users a great experince and keeps them satisfied.

We have also learned that PWAs and Web Applications have the same functionality and are very similar in many ways.

Now that we have covered what PWAs are and their advantages, you should be able to determine whether a PWA is a good idea for your business.

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Progressive web apps (PWAs) offer app-like experiences without requiring users to download anything from an app store

PWAs are also much less of a burden for developers than native apps, which require ongoing updates, review management, and shared profits with app stores

Nick Chasinov, Founder and CEO of Teknicks, outlines a few of the major business benefits of using PWAs

If Apple was threatened by "Fortnite" trying to bypass the App Store, it's not going to be happy when progressive web apps take off. PWAs disrupt the tech giant's granular control over the Apple App Store because they offer app-like experiences without the need to download an actual app. They're designed for the everyday website user but provide many features that are exclusive to native apps.

Although many companies love the idea of building a native app, this approach can be a hassle for developers. You have to update them, manage reviews, attract downloads, and pay most stores a 30 percent cut of every sale - this includes paid apps and in-app purchases, which can add up quickly. Apple raked in $64 billion from the App Store in 2020.

That's part of the reason Google is an advocate for PWAs, encouraging developers to build and distribute them. The search engine also leads Project Fugu, which aims to expand browser capabilities and help web apps " do anything native apps can". This dream could become a reality: Almost 65 percent of internet users already rely on Chrome, and its open-source Chromium foundation lets other browsers use its PWA technology.

Since the pandemic has been sending more people online than ever before, much of the focus in 2021 will remain on the user experience. So, would you rather take cues from Apple or Google? The PWA vs. native app war has begun, and if you're looking to stand out and get a leg up on the competition, then a PWA may be the way to go.

The business benefits of PWAs

PWAs provide users with numerous benefits. For example, they are smaller files than native apps, which frees up space on people's devices. However, PWAs can also impact your goals and bottom line as a business. Here are three key advantages of progressive web apps:

1. Rapid connections

Consumers have options: There are plenty of places to browse news, buy clothes, and watch videos. If your website isn't up to speed (literally), people will take their attention and spending power elsewhere. For instance, the Forbes website used to take anywhere from three to 12 seconds to fully load, those delays caused 53 percent of users to abandon the website. Once the company switched to a PWA, browsing sessions increased by 43 percent.

PWAs can increase speed for all users, but the acceleration is particularly important for browsers on slow connections. By caching content after the first visit, PWAs make it possible for more people to access your products. That increase in speed also translates to improvements in discoverability for all users. According to Google's 2018 announcement, mobile speed factors heavily into overall page ranking.

2. SEO capabilities

Aside from the fact that speed affects your page rankings, PWAs are also SEO-friendly. Because they live on the web, their content is visible to search engines. This can boost your ability to generate traffic and leads. For example, when Alibaba turned its website into a PWA, it saw 76 percent more conversions.

Native apps are limited to the SEO constraints of app stores. Typically, only the app profile page is listed in Google search results, forcing companies to rely on the app's description, pictures, and positive reviews to improve visibility and land more downloads.

With a PWA, you have the same unlimited flexibility as a website to create custom user experiences and optimized resourceful content that will rank on Google and showcase your app's features and benefits. App store optimization is limited, but a PWA enables you to execute all SEO strategies.

3. Engagement opportunities

PWAs support push notifications, creating opportunities for companies to reach out to their customers with personalized product recommendations, news updates, and other relevant communications. This can improve customer engagement and help increase brand loyalty.

PWAs can also boost engagement with your social media pages because they're able to use device tools like cameras and Global Positioning System (GPS). And as augmented reality (AR) becomes available on PWAs, all kinds of exciting possibilities will open up. Imagine a customer trying on your company's latest apparel in AR and then sharing their selfies on social media - all without a native app that has to be developed for multiple operating systems and tweaked to support dozens of devices.

Decreasing coronavirus case numbers and accelerating vaccine distribution efforts are contributing to optimism in many parts of the world. Still, it will likely be a while before life returns to normal. As people continue to spend more time at home (and on the internet), organizations need to prioritize their digital transformation strategies.

For the reasons above, this should include building PWAs. While web apps aren't new developments, they are uniquely positioned to help companies achieve their goals in the current environment. Companies can focus their efforts on one web app that prioritizes the user experience instead of wasting energy on multiple native apps designed for different operating systems with limited search engine visibility.

Nick Chasinov is the Founder and CEO of , a research-based agile internet marketing agency certified by Google in Analytics, Tag Manager, and Ads.

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Progressive web apps are the latest technology industry initiative to improve cross-platform efficiency across the web and smartphone. Are they just another trend that's going to disappear almost as quickly as they've come, or are progressive web apps here to stay? Is the PWA still around today, let us find out?
Progressive web apps can also support web pages in the browser as they can give a common mobile app's user interface. How do these innovations work and what are the obstacles? In this article, we discuss the arguments for and against the use of advanced web apps and tooling to make the most advanced web app possible.

What are Progressive Web Apps?

A progressive web app or PWA is a Web-based app that works as a native mobile app, with a home screen app symbol, responsive design, quick load speed, offline features, and more. Progressive web apps involve service providers running in a separate browser thread, to handle requests, cache, and store shell information in a cache, enabling the app to work offline or in networks of low quality as one hopes.PWAs also permit users to be authorized, push notifications are sent and payment is even accepted.
PWAs are useful to test a minimally viable product because they allow for rapid and sometimes cheaper development.PWAs are the way for most developers to be less resilient because separate iOS and Android developer teams must not be hired by you.

Requirements for Progressive WebApplication Development

The goal of a PWA is to increase the effectiveness of mobile internet for all. It is easy to forget that the deck of wild cards is your user. Application performance can be influenced by different combinations of devices, browsers, network connectivity, and other variables. There are standardized specifications to be included in progressive web apps, as expected. So, what are the progressive puzzle pieces for the Web app?

1- HTTPS
2- Service Workers
3- App Manifest

1- HTTPS

This protocol has taken you to our site and secures your browsing experience. Testify about the lock icon next to that the HTTPS URL. Adding "s" to HTTP eliminates the possibility that malicious eavesdroppers can intercept information, including passwords and bank information, that you post on the website.
This security layer for your progressive web app ensures that information is safe and encrypted using an SSL certificate. Progressive web applications store data locally on the customer side that is the interface for the app users.

2- Service Workers

Because HTTPS is the prerequisite of service providers, we are going to immerse ourselves in this definition. Service workers allow developers to manage events -like push reports - that require no user interaction. Service workers can cache and store static assets in memory, and they can function offline. Service workers stop working to save on storage, but they reboot to deal with the request if new information is needed, and they react with updated data if correct.

3- App Manifest

The app's manifest file is another requirement for creating a gradual web app. This structured JSON file contains metadata to find information like the app icon, name, default display information, and more. The application manifest file is what devices would install the PWA directly from the browser on the home screen to prevent the typical update from the app store. There are program manifest file generators to fulfil this requirement to deploy the PWA automatically.

Progressive Web App Advantages

For many reasons, the development of progressive web apps may be helpful. It is no secret that mobile quickly becomes the channel of choice to interact with customers.
When you compare mobile applications to mobile browsers, the use of mobile apps is very skewed. Advanced web applications provide a seamless interface between the web and mobile users of the browser and a fully authentic application.
Fast loading, connectivity for different Internet speeds, consistent user experiences, integrated app store, and many more are other benefits. Let us explain how each aspect can be influenced by PWAs.

1. Fast Loading

2. Internet Access

3. Consistency in User Experience

4. Budget-Friendly

5. Easy Maintenance

6. Smaller and Lighter

7. Low Bounce Rate

8. Offline Mode

9. Push Notifications

10. Reliability and Security

1- Fast Loading

Google says 53 % of users abandon sites that take more than 3 seconds to load. Consider that, in many industries and countries, the average perceived page load speed is 8.66 seconds. As PWAs use local caching for statics and service providers for the collection of data, even without an Internet connection, the app shell itself loads in milliseconds. But before new data are available, such as the latest tweet on Twitter Lite, users must connect to the Internet.

2- Internet Access

While many countries all over the world have developed their website, the global average Internet speed is just 9.1 Mbps. Put this speed in perspective on the internet.
The slowest Internet is 0.31 Mbit/s from Yemen, where you can download a 5GB file for 36 hours compared with 60.39 Mbit/s in Singapore, which you can download the 5GB file in 11 minutes. Slow internet connections are ideal for progressive web apps, because the app pre-loads, eliminating the need for costly calculations that create longer load times.

3- Consistency in User Experience

It's the same user interface and user experience that you see a progressive web app in the browser and continue to use the app installed on your device. This consistency is advantageous so users only have to learn the functionality and features of one user interface. It can be frustrating if the web application and mobile app of a company are very different and cause pain when you don't operate as expected.

4- Budget Friendly

The budget is and continues to be an important consideration for any company in deciding to increase its digital presence. Progressive Web App development costs are inexpensive. A company needing indigenous software will create separate Android, iOS, and Web applications. In total, it can cost between £14k and £60k to create a native application for these three platforms.
In comparison, the production costs would be 3 to 4 times lower or from £3k to £15k depending on the specifications. Furthermore, it provides an immense benefit in terms of being compatible with all the items available on the market (desktop or mobile).

5- Easy Maintenance

The maintenance costs of an application are neglected by many businesses. Instead, both the application creation and maintenance costs should always be taken into consideration before any application is developed. A maintenance charge would be approximately 20 per cent of production costs for each form of application (mobile or web). The maintenance expenses are less than those of native apps because of the costs of creating progressive Web applications.
The maintenance of an app usually includes:

Fees forApp Hosting

Bug-resolution and latest improvements

The annual cost of all plugins from third parties

Performance and marketing control

Therefore, you will have to spend about 20% of development costs to support the application, considering all the factors. However, depending on your specifications, this cost can increase.
Suppose you intend to add new functionality while at the same time changing the esthetics of your application. In this scenario, up to 40% of construction costs may be paid. Thus, in contrast to native apps, the total cost is considerably decreased as you chose to move forward with progressive web application applications.

6- Smaller and Lighter

In contrast with native applications, progressive web applications can be up to 90% smaller and lighter. It's real, don't feel surprised. Technically, modern mobile apps can minimize their app measurements to less than 1 MB. Few examples of the best progressive web apps are:
1-Twitter Lite
2-Starbucks (Lite)
3-Pinterest(Lite)

7- Low Bounce Rate

On average, the smartphone search bounce rate is 52 per cent while in the progressive web app the average bounce rate is around 42 per cent. If combined with the page load speed and smaller scale, incremental web apps in search engines work better.

8- Offline Mode

Even if there is bad connectivity or no connectivity at all the best feature for the creation of a Progressive Web App. It stores the data and enables the user to access the last online interaction information. This is because PWA has a strong cashing system that can accommodate offline demands. Also, the offline feature allows achieving high efficiency, irrespective of network problems.

9- Push Notifications

One of the most critical functionalities Web apps fail to include is push notifications. The easiest way to connect your consumers with your application is to use push notifications. Therefore, it is certainly a benefit to recruit radical web app developers. Statistics show that the interaction rate increases by 88 per cent and the retention rate increases by 3x with a Push Notification feature. This personal engagement allows the brand to become the latest in its audience.PWA has opened the doors for several new features exclusive to native applications:

10- Reliability and Security

Progressive web applications backed by HTTPS are much safer than native applications. It does not avoid snooping and tampering with the content. The app also has some protection abilities using web Bluetooth technology.

Disadvantages for Progressive Mobile App

Just like any other technology, PWAs have their disadvantages. A number of the drawbacks of designing these applications are attributable to their very existence.

1. Non-Native UI may not make you feel at home

2. Feature and device limitations

3. Battery consumption

Let us see all the above in detail:

1- Non-Native UI may not make you Feel At Home

Progressive mobile applications, not natural languages such as Objective-C or Swift, are created using conventional web technologies. While you can customize your styles and user interfaces with JavaScript, the language of the web, it is difficult to make them work and feel fully native.
This can make PWAs feel like an experience with a lower-quality app. Like a bootleg DVD, it provides the finished product with a working version, but often at the cost of consistency.

2- Feature and Device Limitations

With the 11.3 updates of iOS, Apple made progressive web applications possible on the iPhone. Unfortunately, backward compatibility is not possible, meaning that no devices that have not been upgraded to 11.3 or later will work as planned. For what software features PWAs can access, there are also some constraints set by Apple. For example, Apple does not allow Touch ID, Face ID, Bluetooth, Beacons, or battery data to be used by PWAs.

3- Battery Consumption

Since the source code for a progressive web app is not written in the native language, they are not as battery-efficient as native apps. Your Daily Active Users can use the app less, or worse, not at all, if they find a rapid depletion of their battery.

Progressive Web App Examples

Since PWA can be less expensive to create because you don't have to employ developers for the language of your choice for every native platform, are they more suited to SMEs? While the cost advantages of developing a gradual web application motivate SMB to include them in its plan, they are also a great way that large corporations can take advantage of. Currently, several major corporations have developed progressive web applications to supplement their iOS and Android apps.
Let's see how major corporations operate with PWAs.

1- Uber

With its technical advancement, Uber has changed the concept of the collaborative economy. Uber has a PWA that offers its users fast choices to delight their tech-savvy commuters. With PWA, users can book a ride with a simple click regardless of their network connection, operating system, speed, and device type.

2- Starbucks

Starbucks' PWA imitates their current native app with key features to deliver its customers rapid and sensitive results. No surprise, why PWA was overwhelmed by the users of the website.
The popular coffee house allows quick and easy access for its customers even offline with great UX and smooth animations.

3- Pinterest

Due to Pinterest's website experience, popularity and registrations have continued to drop over the thousands. For Pinterest to regather popularity and generate revenues, PWA turned out to be a perfect solution. The PWA version enhanced key performance assessment, increased the participation of users, and increased time spent on the website.

4- Forbes

The giant publication branded a new PWA mobile experience to boost readership, reader rates, ad sight, average time, and depth of scroll. The Forbes PWA has a new card layout, offline support, push notification, excellent UI/UX and add a user interface easily to the home screen! The Forbes PWA is very customized.

5- Twitter

PWA from Twitter reinvited smartphone users substantially. The Social media behemoth PWA has made the Website secure, lighter, and quicker for users with instant loading times and an enhanced mobile web experience. Without running into any download problems, Twitteratis can access websites from any computer and any location.

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