The three main methods for developing mobile apps are as follows. You can develop a web app (also known as a browser-based app), a native app, or a hybrid app:

1. Web app: An application that is accessible via a web browser and is web-based. It is not necessary to download it from an app store. Word processors, spreadsheets, video and photo editors, file conversion tools, file scanners, and email clients like Gmail, Yahoo, and AOL are all examples of online tools.
(#userexperience: Limited by the web browser's and the user's device's capabilities.)

2.  Native app: A mobile application created especially for an iOS or Android-based device.
(#userexperience: It isn't the best compared to other apps because it was made for a specific platform.)

3. Hybrid apps: Applications that are both native (created for a particular platform, such as Android or iOS) and web (accessible online through a browser) in nature are known as hybrid apps.
(#userexperience: Can be made better with careful design and development; not as seamless as a native app.)
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