If you read tech news, there’s a good chance you’ve already heard about progressive web apps (PWAs). However, after going through the articles and videos available on the topic, we saw that most of them have been created by developers for developers. That’s why those of you on the business side may still be struggling to understand what a PWA really is and what its business applications are.

In this article, we will explain the concept behind PWAs, as well as show how PWAs are different from all other apps and websites we already have. Most importantly, we’ll give you ideas of how you can use PWAs for your business.

• Why Progressive Web Apps?
• What are progressive web apps and what is really new about them? What are their benefits and limitations?
• How can you apply PWAs to your business?

Original: https://greenice.net/business-need-progressive-web-app/

We’ll show you in bird’s-eye view what you need to take into consideration when planning your new website:

Major options you’ll probably face along the way.

What Do You Want to Achieve With this Website?

If you are working on a new website you will probably be interested in marketing and sales goals, such as:

The notion of that will guide many of your decisions of this project (e.g.

This will determine your website content, design and promotion strategies.

This article will take you behind the scenes of websites with push notifications, explaining how everything works and how others leverage this tool to see great results.

Imagine that your website could ‘communicate’ with its users before they open it and before they even open their browsers?

Users can opt-out any time

You can always block them in a number of ways, but probably the simplest way is to go into settings of the notification that annoyed you.

Which way to go will depend on your situation.

It is very critical for Meduza that its subscribers get their news faster than from any other rival website and none of the existing third-party providers could guarantee that.