使用 Bubble 为贝德福德逃生室实施无缝预订系统
技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 水泥
适用功能
- 产品研发
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
贝德福德逃生室是一个独特的娱乐场所，提供密室逃脱体验。该公司需要一个高效的在线展示和预订系统来管理其运营并提供有关其服务的信息。该公司的网站 bedfordescaperooms.co.uk 是 Bedford Escape Room Ltd 的在线展示和预订系统。该网站包含逃生室及其提供的服务的概述，并具有定制的预订系统。该公司计划增加一个额外的逃生室，并考虑在未来提供不同的支付解决方案。
挑战
贝德福德逃生室是一个独特的娱乐场所，需要一个无缝且无故障的预约系统。现有系统的效率不足以处理预订流程，因此需要一种可以由客户通过定制管理系统轻松调整的解决方案。我们面临的挑战是创建一个可以处理预订流程的系统，提供密室逃脱及其提供的服务的概述，并且还包括定制预订时段系统等功能。该系统还需要能够处理优惠和新闻更新，以及专门的预订、礼品和信息页面。
解决方案
Bubble 的无代码平台被选为贝德福德逃生室挑战的解决方案。该平台允许创建一个满足贝德福德逃生室所需的所有规格的系统。选择无代码 Web 应用程序构建器是因为它能够共享网站原型并使用任何第三方插件来实现精确的规范。该平台还允许快速部署，对设计或可用性零妥协。所有主要第三方服务（例如 Stripe）使用现成插件是选择 Bubble 的另一个原因。该平台还允许与客户密切合作，使用应用程序的测试版本来演示功能如何工作并随着开发的进展获得反馈。
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