BRF-Demo is a cross-platform “Digital Product Catalogue” for a (nonexistent) fashion stylist called Black Rose Fashion – showcasing swimsuits, accessories, etc.
Even if it is developed using web-based-technologies, it doesn't need an Internet-connection to run. It doesn't need a 'monopolistic' App Store either. And can be updated remotely from my server.

1) BRF-Demo is written once and run on any device: Black Rose Fashion (my "customer") can’t afford a software development team for each device, because it would mean complexity, costs and delays (a lot of software maintenance and a headache every time there is an update – that is, very often !).

2) Black Rose Fashion needs it right now - can’t afford long development cycles; consider also that depending on some monopolistic Application Stores for distribution (with time-consuming approval-processes) won’t do for my "customer".

3) Black Rose Fashion's content (product-list, price-list, etc.) has to be always up-to-date, and updates should be transparently pushed to the users through the Internet. Still, their Digital Product Catalogue should be able to run offline, when a connection is not available.