Category: FAQ

User experience is the journey from header to footer: fast server response, content users can find at once, sensible colours and layout, and information kept fresh.

New web technologies have raised the bar for corporate sites. Four styles now lead: responsive, full-screen, parallax scrolling and flat design, each with its own strengths and uses.

A slow site bleeds traffic. Cut unneeded images, shave image quality where it will not show, and edit or compress before upload to keep pages opening fast.

Ranking swings usually trace to poor content, risky link partners or unstable servers; if the algorithm changed, keep working steadily and positions recover.

SEO lets customers find you among the internet’s vast information: wide coverage across search engines, low cost versus paid ads, more precise customers, and stronger brand visibility.

Every industry wants mini programs, and development must keep pace with demand. Three cores: richer interaction, well-designed promotion channels, and user stickiness built on retention.

A points mall mini program gives merchants member archives, tiered management and rich point games: spin wheels, scratch cards and flexible redemption of virtual or physical goods.

A distribution mall turns customers into salespeople: managed distribution, QR-code fission, shareholder dividends, order stats, group buying, official account linking, member tiers and team access.

Six reasons to run distribution: enter mobile social commerce, recruit sellers, manage teams online, split commissions fairly, widen sales channels and lift mall turnover.

A mini program mall plus a distribution system motivates store staff, deepens user stickiness, merges online and offline resources, and spreads marketing across every channel.