Have you ever noticed on some website when you visit, it shows an Add To Home Screen prompt? If yes and you also want to create for your website then you are at the right place.
In this article, I will guide you to build a PWA (Progressive Web app) for your website in an easy way.
So, before you start the process to set up PWA For your website, you must know what is PWA and why it is important for your website.
What is PWA (Progressive Web App)
Progressive web apps are a new way to create native-like experiences on the web. They combine the best of both worlds, providing users with the best of a website and an app.
A Progressive Web App is a webview app that can be installed on your phone or tablet like an app, but it's built with web technologies. This means you can add features like push notifications and offline support without having to build a separate native app.
Why is PWA Important?
A Progressive Web App is a website that behaves like an app on the user’s device. It loads quickly, is responsive to different devices, and can be accessed at any time without the need to download anything.
A Progressive Web App offers a better experience than a traditional website for both users and developers. It has features that are usually found in native apps such as push notifications, offline support, and home screen icons. This means that it will load faster, look better on all types of screens, have more functionality than a regular website, and will be available even when the device is offline.
How to build a PWA for Blogger
In order to build a Progressive Web App, you will need to add some features to your website. These features include service workers, which allow your site to work offline, and push notifications for when users return to your site. You can also install an Add-to-Home screen prompt on your website that prompts users to add your site or app to their home screen on their mobile device or desktop computer.
Full documentation is now available at github.com/kumardeo/blogger-pwa.
License
@kumardeo/blogger-pwa is licensed under the MIT License
Reporting Issues
If you are facing any issue or it doesn't work as expected, you can open an issue in this GitHub repository: @kumardeo/blogger-pwa
I shall try to fix issues and commit the changes.
Conclusion
This is all about building a PWA (Progressive Web App) for your Blogger Website. I hope you enjoy this article. Please do share this article. And if you are facing problem in any section or you have any question then ask us in . Thank you!