1. Needs analysis and market research
We start product development with a detailed needs analysis of your target audience and market research. Determining what problems you plan to solve and what your audience expects.
Our studio specializes in the development of unique progressive web applications (PWAs) that meet the needs of your audience and business. We strive for an individual approach to each project, avoiding the use of standard templates.
The cost of our services depends on many factors for this type of development and is calculated individually.
We use advanced technologies to create a PWA, ensuring optimized speed and efficiency without using a CMS. All content and functionality is developed with maximum attention to user experience and loading speed. During the creation of your progressive web application, we will give you the opportunity to track every stage of development and make adjustments to achieve the best results.
What are PWAs? Progressive Web Apps are websites that have the functionality and features of traditional mobile apps. They can work offline, support push notifications, have fast response times and smooth animations. However, unlike native apps, PWAs do not require installation through app stores and can be launched directly from the browser.
Define functionality: Determine what features the application needs to function. Keep in mind that a PWA may include resource caching for offline mode, push notifications, geolocation, and other features. Working with Service Workers: Service Worker is a key element of PWA, responsible for managing events such as server requests and data caching. Setting up a Service Worker allows the application to save data for offline operation and improves loading speed. Responsive Design: Create a design that easily adapts to different screen sizes. Responsive design is important to ensure a comfortable user experience on a variety of devices. App Manifest: Define an app manifest that contains information about the app such as name, description, icon, and colors. The manifest is used by the browser to add a PWA to the device’s home screen and create the experience of working as a native app. Testing: Conduct testing on different browsers and devices. Make sure the app works correctly, both online and offline, and provides a smooth user experience.