PWA-First Strategy

Fast, cross-platform mobile solutions.

Mobile experiences are delivered PWA-first by default. Where a native App Store release is required, it is scoped separately.

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Problems We Neutralize

Prohibitive costs of native builds

Writing separate Swift and Kotlin codebases doubles development and QA costs. A single responsive code core avoids maintaining two native codebases.

App store approval delays

Waiting days for store approvals to patch critical bugs slows down MVPs. PWAs update instantly in the background on refresh.

High user download friction

Asking users to install a heavy 100MB app from the store decreases adoption. PWAs add to homescreens in seconds.

Target Deliverables

Architecture specifications covering:

Progressive Web Application (PWA) — installable, offline-capable, and responsive across all screens.
Service Worker configurations — managing caching strategies and fast offline asset delivery.
Native Wrapper Preparation — packaging web applications for iOS TestFlight and Android Play Console.
Native feature scoping — biometrics, push and store packaging assessed and quoted separately when required.

Technology Choices & Rationale

Technology	Architectural Rationale
Progressive Web Apps	Runs identical code across iOS, Android, and web, avoiding separate native codebases.
Service Workers	Speeds up reload times by serving cached shell layouts instantly.
Tailwind CSS	Enables consistent mobile-first designs aligned with native UI conventions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Progressive Web App (PWA)?

A PWA is a website that behaves like a native mobile app. Users can add it to their home screen, launch it in full screen without browser bars, and access cached content offline.

Can we publish a PWA to the iOS and Android Stores?

Yes. The web core can be packaged inside a wrapper such as Capacitor or Cordova for distribution on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

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