Q and A to Me

Kamlesh Roy
2 min readMar 5, 2021

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Q- About Me ?

https://kamleshroy-2000.medium.com/q-about-me-cfc1444fc56a

Q- My work Process

A- https://kamleshroy-2000.medium.com/questions-to-myself-bb68a1534b53

Q- One of my Fav Project ?

A- https://kamleshroy-2000.medium.com/q-my-favorite-project-and-why-2cbd3aa3fa0a

Q- Product Design

https://kamleshroy-2000.medium.com/product-design-e43e16067f63

Q-Design Tools

Q- Q to Intervieew

https://kamleshroy-2000.medium.com/interview-q-3309e1109d10

Q- Which technology ? ( for eg Native or Hybrid )

https://ymedialabs.com/hybrid-vs-native-mobile-apps-the-answer-is-clear#:~:text=A%20native%20app%20is%20a,Java%20for%20Android).&text=Hybrid%20applications%20are%2C%20at%20core,packaged%20into%20a%20native%20wrapper.

PWD

They sit in a user’s home screen, send push notifications like native apps, and have access to a device’s functionalities like native apps. The experience feels seamless and integrated.

PWAs help solve these problems. There are multiple reasons for using a progressive web app, but here are some of the top capabilities it provides:

  1. Fast: PWAs provide experiences that are consistently fast. From the moment a user downloads an app to the moment they start interacting with it, everything happens really fast. Because you can cache the data, it is extremely fast to start the app again even without hitting the network.
  2. Integrated user experience: PWAs feel and behave like native apps. They sit in a user’s home screen, send push notifications like native apps, and have access to a device’s functionalities like native apps. The experience feels seamless and integrated.
  3. Reliable experience: With the help of service workers, we can reliably paint a picture on a user’s screen even when network has failed.
  4. Engaging: Because we can send notifications to a user, we can really drive the engagement up by keeping the user notified and engaged with the app.

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Kamlesh Roy
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