In the present scenario, web application visitors raised upto 90% from the mobile app browser. The web application is more beneficial for the visitors to get information related to any query. Now move on to get more idea from the below points which depicts web based application advantages.

Low on Data:

In emerging markets like India, which still have a low bandwidth, data comes at a premium. An app which takes close to 10 Mbs as a native app, can be reduced to about 500KB. No installation required. Minimal data will be saved on the client/device.

No updates Required:

Get updated web-pages. You get the latest version when you use. No need to update them every now and then. As everyone is accessing the same web app via the same URL they will all be seeing the most up-to-date version of your system.

Sharing is Easy: 

Unlike an app you can share URL. The application will run on the browser regardless the platform. Accessible anywhere.

Responsive Web Design: 

Is an approach to web design aimed at crafting sites to provide an optimal viewing experience-easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling- across a wide range of devices (desktop, tablets, mobile phones). 

Google states that responsive web design is its recommended mobile configuration, and even goes so far as to refer to responsive web design as the industry best practice. And when Google speaks, search marketeres listen – after all, with 67% of the global search market share, who would want to ignore them?

 A better user experience: 

It is a lot easier and cheaper to make a web based system user friendly across multiple platforms and various screen sizes.

Reduced costs:

web based applications can dramatically lower costs due to reduced support and maintenance, lower requirements on the end user system and simplified architecture.

 Offline Use:

Although being able to be used online is a huge advantage, some people are concerned about the necessity of being connected to the internet. In fact, just because it’s a web app doesn’t mean it has to be used online. Offline versions can be built just as easily, although some of the advantages are lost, this does eliminate a certain drawback. 

User Tracking:

With web apps, there is built-in user tracking. This makes it much easier to figure out what works with built programs and what doesn’t. Then, it makes improving future versions more simple. Of course, we already talked about the ease of updating web programs, so developers can make sure that their improvements are actually being utilised.

Higher usage Rate: 

People are spending less time browsing on the internet and more time using apps connected to the web. With web apps, users just log on and use it. They don’t have to worry about downloading and installing, hoping that it works. It’s instant use. 

Conclusion

You can take benefit of web based applications available on worldwide. Majorly advantages covered in this blog, you may aquire more benefits when you implement practically.

Author Bio:

Mahesh khatri is a founder cum software developer at AJM Softwares, as well as he loves to write a blogs, article and web content, other interests are storyteller and enterpreneur.