Kreatus：通过无代码应用程序开发为内容创作者提供支持
技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 水泥
- 教育
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
服务
- 培训
关于客户
Kreatus 专为希望将热情和经验转化为可持续职业的内容创作者而设计。它为创作者提供了一个与粉丝互动、提供指导和咨询服务以及管理和交付订单的平台。该应用程序对于希望增加与粉丝的互动并同时产生额外收入的创作者特别有利。该应用程序已向少数客户推出，包括视频游戏教练和主播，并计划进一步扩展。
挑战
Kreatus 是一款旨在为内容创作者提供支持的应用程序，当其全栈开发人员不得不暂时离开团队时，它面临着重大挑战。该应用程序的创始人 Hyunghwan Byun 是 Adobe 的一名用户体验设计师，他的任务是在没有必要的编码技能的情况下构建该产品。我们面临的挑战是创建一个平台，让内容创作者能够将他们的热情和经验转化为可持续的收入来源。该平台将使创作者能够指导他们的粉丝，提供咨询等服务，以及管理和交付订单，同时增加与观众的互动。
解决方案
该解决方案以 Bubble 的形式出现，这是一个无代码平台，允许 Hyunghwan 无需编写任何代码即可构建功能齐全的 Web 应用程序。尽管学习过程很困难，但 Bubble 强大的点击式网页编辑器和云托管平台使 Hyunghwan 能够按照他的设想构建产品。通过 Bubble，他能够为内容创作者创建一个辅导页面，列出要提供的服务，与各个平台上的粉丝共享页面链接，以及管理和交付订单。该平台还允许引入游戏化元素，使用户的教练体验更加愉快。
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