As a user of a mobile device I want to be able to use the AAM-App just like a native Android / iOS app.
This would provide a better user experience compared to opening the AAM-website within a mobile browsser.
Objectives
enhancing user experience
facilitating offline usage
further more ...
Proposed Solutions & Alternatives
Making use of the PWA standard (by providing a valid mainfest etc.) would allow the app to be installed to the home screen of the mobile device and thus appear like a native mobile app.
Incorporating and correctly configuring service workers would allow us to control the offline usage in case of lack of an internet connection.
A splash screen when opening and loading the app would be a nice design feature.
Additional context
Since Chrome allows installing PWAs also on desktop computers, this would allow the AAM-app to be installed and used similarly to a native standalone app on Windows, Linux and MacOS. If this is desirable of if opening the app in the browser on desktop machines appears as the betters solution, remains to be discussed.
As a user of a mobile device I want to be able to use the AAM-App just like a native Android / iOS app. This would provide a better user experience compared to opening the AAM-website within a mobile browsser.
Objectives
Proposed Solutions & Alternatives Making use of the PWA standard (by providing a valid mainfest etc.) would allow the app to be installed to the home screen of the mobile device and thus appear like a native mobile app. Incorporating and correctly configuring service workers would allow us to control the offline usage in case of lack of an internet connection. A splash screen when opening and loading the app would be a nice design feature.
Additional context Since Chrome allows installing PWAs also on desktop computers, this would allow the AAM-app to be installed and used similarly to a native standalone app on Windows, Linux and MacOS. If this is desirable of if opening the app in the browser on desktop machines appears as the betters solution, remains to be discussed.