Yes and no. That's a website that need to check some requirements to be called PWA.
- Fast (cache with service worker)
- Reponsive (no explanation needed)
- Offline page (so if the user lost connection or the web site is cached and he visite when he's no connection the app should work or at least display a custom offline page)
- Engaging (fancy word, to say it's need to behave like an app + push notifications)
- Installable (if the browser is compatible and you visite the website more than once it'll ask you if you want to install the app. This will create a shortcut and when you click on it it'll open like an app (no address bar))
But Apple is very late and don't support all of this.
- Fast (cache with service worker)
- Reponsive (no explanation needed)
- Offline page (so if the user lost connection or the web site is cached and he visite when he's no connection the app should work or at least display a custom offline page)
- Engaging (fancy word, to say it's need to behave like an app + push notifications)
- Installable (if the browser is compatible and you visite the website more than once it'll ask you if you want to install the app. This will create a shortcut and when you click on it it'll open like an app (no address bar))
But Apple is very late and don't support all of this.