A PWA Really Starts After It’s Added to the Home Screen

    A PWA is not finished when users add it to their home screen. The real value begins when they return through that icon. Learn how to detect standalone launches, change the UI for home screen users, show contextual offers, and measure whether your PWA is actually being used as a return path.

      When Should You Ask Users to Add a PWA to Their Home Screen?

      When is the best time to suggest adding a PWA to the home screen? Instead of asking immediately on the first visit, consider moments when users have already experienced value: after reading an article, completing a web tool task, returning to the site, or finishing a booking.

      OJapp Tips  -  PWA・ホーム画面追加の実機検証ブログ

      OJapp Tips - Practical PWA & Home Screen UX Lab

      OJapp Tips is a technical blog documenting real-world PWA behavior, iPhone Safari quirks, home screen installation, manifest.json, Service Worker, Web App Manifest, WebClip, icon cache issues, and practical web development tips based on actual testing with iPhone, Android, and PC.

      The articles are based on hands-on experiments from PWA LAB and real development experience with OJapp, Petal, and OJ-Pass. Instead of only repeating official documentation, OJapp Tips focuses on the details developers actually get stuck on.