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How Progressive Web Apps Improve Digital Commerce Experience
Summary
Progressive web apps are a cost- and skills-effective way to reach a wide audience with a close-to-native app experience that supports the full customer life cycle. Application leaders for digital commerce technologies must plan for PWAs when designing digital commerce experiences.
Published: 09 April 2019
ID: G00379194
Analyst(s): Sandy Shen , Adrian Leow
Table Of Contents
- Key Challenges
Introduction
Analysis
- Understand the Benefits and Limitations of PWAs
- Decide Whether You Need a PWA, Native App or Both
- Progressively Build PWA Capabilities
- Acquire PWA Skills and Tools
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