Do you want a website or a Web application for your business? If you think what you “want” will be the determining factor for your decision, you’re wrong. That’s because what you “want” isn’t necessary, but what you “need” is important.
Every business type is different, with different audiences to attract, and different geographies to cover, which means the ways of doing business is also different. So, whether you should be having a website or a Web application will be decided by some such factors. How do websites and Web applications differ? Let’s first help you understand how websites and Web applications differ in terms of the results they bring up, so that you can decide as to what you need to choose with respect to your business goals. Ease of availability – When accessing a website, users need a Web browser, while to use an application, they need to install it first. In any way, installation is a must. However, modern applications, SaaS applications, and PWAs do not need separate installations. Ease of development – Websites are compatible across all platforms and devices, but it becomes important to optimize them for different screen sizes. On the other