Planning
Wireflows
UX/UI design
Development
Testing and debugging
Deployment and maintenance
No guesswork. No vague assumptions. Before we ever touch the code, we seriously plan. PWA is not a website, not by a long shot, and treating it like one is absurd. First of all, we'll do competitive analysis, looking not to copy what's out there, but to uncover what gaps there are, what performance issues we may encounter and where we may improve the user experience. Then - requirements gathering: not just what features do we want, but how is it supposed to behave offline, how will it manage data sync and how fast does it load under actual network conditions. From there, roadmap. Not a one-time document, but a strategy that lives on as we move forward, checking for performance, scalability and security. And cost and time estimates? Not mere ballpark estimates, these complexity glitches-the service workers, caching strategies, APIs-all get broken down for projections that will actually hold in execution. Not everyone enjoys an endless gloom of development.