Category: Industry News

Self-service builders are everywhere, but a weak one produces a weak site. Check technical strength, cross-device display, template quality, fault response and HTTPS before you commit.

A mini program mall is easy to deliver; the real cost appears after launch, in delivery labour and pricing. Six practical ways to promote a store mini program offline.

Front-end fundamentals, a server-side language and a database. A practical breakdown of what a mini program developer needs to know, and how far a non-specialist needs to go.

Ordering by mini program has become one of the new ways to eat out, and the entry point is free. Four steps to get a restaurant from official account to self-service ordering.

From a 15-day showcase program to a two-and-a-half-month e-commerce build: timelines by category, plus the six steps that decide both the schedule and the budget.

Live teaching moved online faster than most training businesses could follow. A custom education mini program covers booking, payment, split-screen classes, replay and one-to-one tutoring — here is what each of those actually does.

There are plenty of companies that will build you a mini program. The difference between a partner and a liability shows up in three things you can check before signing, and five questions worth asking. Here they are.

Templates, SaaS platforms and fully custom builds land in very different price bands — a few hundred yuan at one end, over ¥100,000 at the other. Here is what each route actually buys you, including the part nobody mentions: what happens after launch.

Fresh grocery mini programs are spreading fast. Behind the storefront: category browsing, search, coupons that pull customers back, and a distributor function that turns residents into sellers.

Price follows four things: the feature set, the developer, the deployment model and the support behind it. The cheapest quote is usually the one that costs most later — here is how to weigh them.