Progressive Web App (PWA) Development

App-like experiences, no app store required.

Progressive Web Apps that install to the home screen, load instantly, work on poor connections and send notifications — one codebase for Android, iPhone and desktop.

(01)What’s included

  • Installable app with your icon & splash
  • Service worker caching & offline pages
  • Fast repeat visits on slow networks
  • Push & in-app notifications
  • App-like navigation & gestures
  • Converting existing sites to PWAs

Ideal for

  • Ordering & booking platforms
  • Customer portals
  • Internal staff tools
  • Businesses testing an app idea

Technology

  • Service Workers
  • Web App Manifest
  • Push API
  • JavaScript
  • WordPress
  • React

(02)In detail

The app your customers will actually install

Asking customers to find and download an app from a store is a big ask for a restaurant, venue or local business. A Progressive Web App (PWA) removes that step: it’s your website, upgraded to install on the home screen with one tap, open full-screen like an app and load instantly on repeat visits.

What a PWA adds

  • Installable: your icon on the home screen of Android, iPhone and desktop devices.
  • Fast: a service worker caches key assets so repeat visits load almost immediately.
  • Resilient: a friendly offline page instead of a browser error on poor connections.
  • Engaging: web push notifications — supported on iPhone for installed web apps since iOS 16.4.
  • One codebase: no separate iOS and Android apps to build and maintain.

Where PWAs shine

Ordering and booking platforms are ideal: regular customers reorder or rebook in seconds from their home screen. Customer portals, staff tools and internal dashboards also benefit — no MDM, no app-store review, and updates are live as soon as you deploy.

Upgrade, don’t rebuild

If your website is already well built, it can usually become a PWA without a rebuild: a web app manifest, a carefully scoped service worker, icons and splash screens, and a few UX refinements for full-screen use. This very website is a PWA — try installing it from your browser menu.

(04)Full project journey

From the first conversation to launch and beyond.

A clear, seven-step process — so you always know what is happening, what is next and what you need to decide.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Understand your business, target audience, goals, requirements, and project needs.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Define the website structure, user flow, functionality, SEO, technology, and project scope.

  3. 03

    Design

    Create a high-fidelity Figma design based on your brand, real content, and user experience requirements.

  4. 04

    Build

    Develop the website with clean, scalable code, CMS functionality, integrations, and custom features.

  5. 05

    Test

    Test everything across mobile, desktop, browsers, forms, payments, accessibility, SEO, security, and performance.

  6. 06

    Launch

    Manage deployment, hosting, DNS, analytics, Google Search Console, final checks, and project handover.

  7. 07

    Maintain

    Keep your website secure, updated, fast, backed up, and running smoothly with ongoing maintenance and technical support.

(05)FAQ

Questions about Progressive Web Apps

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All questions

Yes. iOS supports installing PWAs to the home screen, and web push notifications for installed PWAs are supported on iOS 16.4 and later.

Yes — a PWA can be packaged as a Trusted Web Activity for Google Play when store presence matters.

Usually not. Most well-built sites can be upgraded to a PWA by adding a manifest, a service worker and a few UX refinements.

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