Due to unified development of hybrid mobile apps, businesses will not have to spend separately for building multiple versions of apps for multiple platforms. Instead, hybrid frameworks allow developers to build a single version, and write and maintain individual code bases for various platforms.

Although native app delivers excellent user experience, a hybrid app does provide the most of what native UX offers along with keeping back-end structure simple. You can opt for comprehensive development frameworks to build a hybrid app UX that beautifully connects to device-specific functionalities.

Ordinary web applications do not stay in touch with device’s OS and built-in environment. They are not as smart as today’s evolved apps and fail to emulate much polished native apps.

So far native apps have set mighty standard in terms of speed and performance. But when it comes to hybrid development, there is no question of speed either. Practically, when making comparison with other mobile development options, hybrid apps are quite faster than mobile web apps or responsive websites.

Offline support of any hybrid app could be one of the most rewarding features for people who:

• Have limited data consumption plans
• Live in rural or underdeveloped neighbourhood
• Have connections that often get interrupted
• Are always on the go

Usually, hybrid applications have no limit to how much it can expand and support almost all platforms if they are popular. Its performance across different platforms depends on the framework used to build the apps.