PWA Bunga! front-end template logo PWA Bunga! A modern, modular and intuitive front-end template for fast and efficient development of websites and Progressive Web Apps

HTML, CSS, Javascript, Json files and icon templates to help you kick start your web project using the power of Progressive Web Apps

Little framework. Big features.

Installability

Make your web application installable like a native application.

Icons

Your favicons, touch-icons and icons optimized on all web and application environments.

Discoverability

Optimize your application's link sharing on social networks with the Open Graph protocol.

Network independence

Your web application that can be consulted in all circumstances, even with a weak connection or offline.

Re-engageability

The possibility of sending push notifications to the terminals of users who have installed your web application.

UX/UI tools

Enhance the user experience with UI elements for installing, updating, sharing...

Some files. Great possibilities.

HTML template

Recommended meta tags, best practices, UI elements...

CSS base

Pragmatic normalization, ergonomic improvement, reset and best practices.

PWA JS Base

Service worker registration, UX enhancing features, permissions.

Webmanifest

A json file to make your application installable and set parameters.

Service Worker

A JS file acting as a proxy, allowing choice in the processing of requests.

Icon Template

A set of ico, png and svg files serving as a size template so you don't forget any.

Adopted by all. Adaptable for all.

Desktop and laptops

Windows 10 and 11 Chrome 73+, Edge 79+, Microsoft Store

ChromeOS Chrome browser 72+, Play Store 85+

macOS, Linux, and Windows 7 and 8.x Chrome 73+, Edge

Mobile devices

iOS and iPadOS Safari iOS 11.3+, AppStore iOS/iPadOS 14+ (with some limitations)

Android Firefox, Google Chrome, Samsung Internet, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, Huawei Browser, Baidu, UCWeb, Play Store (Chrome 72+), Galaxy Store

Other devices

Game consoles Xbox with Microsoft Store

XR Devices Microsoft Hololens, plans for Facebook's Oculus

However, the rest of the devices with a browser do not typically accept PWAs.