You can even find great looking mobile responsive themes for WooCommerce. Almost all good WordPress themes are mobile responsive out of the box. Also take a look at the Ionic Framework for some further ideas about mobile UI and what you can do with these web view style apps.Ī mobile responsive WordPress website uses a design that automatically adjusts itself to match user’s screen size. I would look into Phonegap, Appgyver (a new and totally awesome one because parts of it will utilize the native OS and your app will feel more responsive), Appcelerator Titanium, and perhaps even the new one. Things like Phonegap (web views) are a wonderful idea for utility apps because the performance is good enough for those (and hey even some games) and they end up being easily ported across many mobile operating systems. You want to ensure your server doesn't go down because then your mobile app would be "down" as well.
This could also mean your hosting solution needs to be evaluated to ensure you can handle any increased traffic (and those traffic patterns could be different when coming from a mobile app that perhaps loads things the user doesn't see right away, accesses content that may not be cached, etc.). So keep in mind your mobile application could likely be in a position of requiring an online connection to work (because it must interface with your existing hosted WordPress site). PHP isn't going to be encapsulated so much as the HTML/CSS/JavaScript. This can backfire on you and you could be presented with some very harsh edge cases. Be careful when simply wrapping things into a mobile app.
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