Let's keep pushing.
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 9:13 am
1. Recap: PWAs, SPAs, and Service Workers
Progressive Web Apps are essentially websites that provide a user experience similar to a native app . Features like push notifications make it easy to re-engage with your audience, while users can add their favorite sites to their home screen without the complexity of app stores. PWAs can continue to work offline or on low-quality networks, and they allow for a high-quality, full-screen experience on mobile devices that is closer to what is offered by native iOS and Android apps.
The second column on Schema.org is “Expected Type.” This time, it says “Text,” which means we can easily type in an email address. Gosh, I love it when it’s easy.
I want to make sure our phone number is part of this markup, so let's see if there's a property for that...
Bingo and the expected type is just "text". I'm brazil number data to add a comma after the "email" property and toss in "telephone". No need to highlight anything in this example. I can tell you are helping with that.
Pro tip: Go to View > Syntax > Javascript > JSON to properly set up your syntax.
I went ahead and pasted some baseline organization markup from the generator into Sublime Text. It looks like this:
Adding features: Easy mode
The first column shows that there is a property for email. Score! I'll add a comma after my closing parenthesis to set the expectation for more information, then I'll add the "email" property:
Progressive Web Apps are essentially websites that provide a user experience similar to a native app . Features like push notifications make it easy to re-engage with your audience, while users can add their favorite sites to their home screen without the complexity of app stores. PWAs can continue to work offline or on low-quality networks, and they allow for a high-quality, full-screen experience on mobile devices that is closer to what is offered by native iOS and Android apps.
The second column on Schema.org is “Expected Type.” This time, it says “Text,” which means we can easily type in an email address. Gosh, I love it when it’s easy.
I want to make sure our phone number is part of this markup, so let's see if there's a property for that...
Bingo and the expected type is just "text". I'm brazil number data to add a comma after the "email" property and toss in "telephone". No need to highlight anything in this example. I can tell you are helping with that.
Pro tip: Go to View > Syntax > Javascript > JSON to properly set up your syntax.
I went ahead and pasted some baseline organization markup from the generator into Sublime Text. It looks like this:
Adding features: Easy mode
The first column shows that there is a property for email. Score! I'll add a comma after my closing parenthesis to set the expectation for more information, then I'll add the "email" property: