Multi-page application development
Build a multi-page application (MPA) to deliver a fantastic experience to your users and gain their loyalty. If you need to create an app that showcases a vast range of products and stores a large amount of data, MPA is the right technology for your project.
We have built webapplications like MPA for various sectors, but it is especially helpful in building e-commerce app platforms. Our web development experts know the ins and outs of frontend and backend technologies used to create MPAs
What is a multi-page application (MPA)?
The best way to explain what a multi-page (MPA) application is by example. An online store that includes several pages offering static information such as text or images and a lot of links to other pages is a multi-page app.
As an internet user, you come across MPAs every single day. E-commerce websites, forums, blogs, sites that sell products and services are all multi-page apps. Amazon and eBay are excellent examples of MPAs. They usually transfer a lot of data from server to client and vice versa – that’s why performance is the key challenge development teams face in building them.
Multi-page applications follow the traditional way of structuring software products and tend to be very large out of sheer necessity. They often include massive amounts of content and are many levels deep, featuring lots of links and complicated UIs. The main technologies developers use to build such multi-page web applications are HTML and CSS, together with JavaScript and jQuery that help to increase speed and reduce the load
When to use a multi-page application?
Build a multi-page application if you need to showcase a great variety of products and services with many different options and features.
An MPA can store a large amount of data, so it’s a suitable technology for marketplaces, online stores, and business websites.
Most of the time, MPA is a good approach for large enterprises and companies with multiple product offerings
SPA vs. MPA – what is the main difference?
If you’ve been keeping up with the tech world, you’ve probably heard about another type of apps called a single-page application (SPA). What is the difference between MPA and SPA?
A single-page application (SPA) offers a more modern approach to app development and is used by tech giants such as Google, Facebook, and Twitter. In its essence, a SPA is an application that works inside the user’s browser and doesn’t require the user to reload the page during use.
A multiple page application (MPA), on the other hand, follows a more classical approach to app development. A multi-page design pattern requires users to reload a page every time its content changes. That’s why MPA is such a great pick for companies that have extensive product portfolios – for instance, e-commerce businesses