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Build a Progressive Web App for a Local Business

Create a job‑ready PWA from scratch in 10 days

10 lessons about 6 hours beginner certificate
Build a Progressive Web App for a Local Business

This beginner‑friendly course is for Indian students and career switchers who want a concrete, portfolio‑ready skill. You'll learn the fundamentals of web technologies and how to turn them into a Progressive Web App that works offline and can be installed like a native app.

By the end of the course you'll have built a complete PWA for a fictional local shop – complete with a home page, product catalog, cart, and service worker.

You’ll be able to showcase the PWA in interviews, add it to your résumé, and start taking freelance gigs building fast, installable web experiences for small businesses.

What you will work through

1 Introduction to PWAs and Project Overview Fireship · 8 min 2 Setting Up the Development Environment Arpan Neupane · 13 min 3 HTML Structure and Responsive Layout CodeWithHarry · 28 min 4 Styling with CSS Variables and Themes CodeWithHarry · 13 min 5 Adding Interactivity with React State Web Dev Simplified · 16 min 6 Fetching Data from a Mock API CodeWithHarry · 13 min 7 Creating the Web App Manifest Fireship · 8 min 8 Project 1: Build the Product Catalog Page AG Grid · 11 min 9 Project 2: Add Service Worker for Offline Support Rethinking UI · 17 min 10 Deploying the PWA and Next Steps CodeWithHarry · 14 min
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Final project

PWA for a Local Business

Submit a public GitHub repo Checked by a reviewer Unlimited attempts Needed for the certificate

Create a fully functional Progressive Web App for a local bakery (or any small shop) and deploy it on GitHub Pages.

What to submit: a link to the live PWA and a GitHub repository URL.

Reviewer checklist:

  • Service worker correctly caches assets for offline use
  • Manifest file includes icons, name, and display settings
  • Responsive layout works on mobile and desktop
  • Add‑to‑home prompt appears on supported browsers
  • Simple cart functionality with add/remove items
  • Clean, commented code and a README with setup steps
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