Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)

Among our list of web development trends, the PWA technology comes first. It’s an app that functions as a website with a full-native mobile app experience. It communicates with clients as a native app and runs independently.
Here are favorable changes the PWA technology brought for businesses and users:
Seamless installation
Saving device storage and power
Lessened support and development expenses
Smooth updating and maintenance
Faster launch to the market
More flexible distribution
Ericsson’s research shows that worldwide mobile data traffic will become 4.4 times larger and reach 288 EB monthly in 2027. Hence, people will start their mobile gadgets more to meet their requirements. Also, the 5G networks will carry 62% of the whole mobile data traffic that will offer more responsive and quicker mobile services.
Moreover, according to Statista, 9% of eCommerce organizations invested in PWAs in 2021. Moreover, 8% of eCommerce agencies reported that they already possess Progressive Web Applications.
Investing PWA eCommerce companies worldwide
Many well-known brands are enjoying considerable profit through these apps. Hence, we expect that PWAs will undoubtedly be a game-changer for businesses in the coming years.

Single Page Application (SPA)

SPA is one of the trendy and ruling web development technologies. Unlike conventional website apps, they contain a single page that initially loads the whole website page and then loads the dynamic content on the same page. HTML5 and AJAX are used to make SPAs responsive.
Moreover, frontend JavaScript frameworks like Vue, Ember, React, and Angular also deal with the client-side SPA development.
Some perks of SPAs include:
Offline support
Convenient debugging
Easy navigation
Quick page load and reduced bounce rate
According to studies, SPAs can boost the conversion rate up to 37%, which helps businesses reach their target audience with needed content. SPAs are perfect for organizations to simplify user navigation and raise profit through quick page loading.