Test and publish Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) for Microsoft Store
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Master PWA testing across devices and platforms while learning to package and submit your app to the Microsoft Store. Gain insights into compliance, PWABuilder usage, and Microsoft Partner Center navigation for successful PWA publication.
Test a Progressive Web App (PWA) on various devices and platforms, ensuring it’s compliant with technical guidelines and requirements., Understand the procedures for packaging and submitting a PWA to the Microsoft Store, including reserving an app name and reviewing store policies and code of conduct., Successfully navigate the process for PWA review and publication.
Intermediate understanding of web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSON)., Grasp the process of integrating and creating PWAs.
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