Hybrid mobile app development is a method of creating mobile applications that combines elements of both native and web applications. These apps are built using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but are wrapped in a native container that allows them to be installed and run on mobile devices like native apps.

The benefits of hybrid mobile app development include:

Cross-platform compatibility: Hybrid apps can be developed to work on multiple platforms, including iOS and Android, with a single codebase. This saves time and resources, as developers don't have to create separate versions of the app for each platform.

Faster development: Since hybrid apps use web technologies, development time can be faster compared to native app development. This is because developers can reuse code across platforms and can develop and test the app on a web browser.

Lower development costs: Hybrid apps typically require less development time and fewer resources, which can result in lower development costs compared to native apps.

Access to device features: Hybrid apps can access device features such as GPS, camera, and microphone, just like native apps, making them suitable for building feature-rich applications. Improved user experience: Hybrid apps can provide a seamless user experience by incorporating native app features such as push notifications, gestures, and animations, while also allowing for dynamic content updates like web apps.

Offline capabilities: Hybrid apps can be designed to work offline by caching data and content, allowing users to access the app even when there is no internet connection.