What should we pay attention to when developing and registering mini programs?

For individual developers

1. Make page navigation clear and concise

The page navigation is very important. The key to mini programs is “lightness”. Therefore, for the page function layout, the function navigation must be clear so that users can see the navigation at first glance when they enter the mini program page. Clear navigation can help users clearly see where they are and where to jump to, etc.

2. Simple page layout

As mentioned above, the main purpose of the mini program is to be extremely "light". The page layout design should not be too complicated, otherwise it will only affect the user experience.

3. Functions should not be too complicated

Mini Programs are similar to traditional Apps in that they emphasize extreme simplicity in terms of functionality and only provide users with the functions they use most. They are not as bloated as Apps, so the user experience is far superior to that of Apps. If the functions are too complicated, it deviates from the original intention of the Mini Program design.

For business owners

1. Mini Program name is unique

Mini Programs, like official accounts, have unique names. Once registered, they cannot be registered by a second person. Each Mini Program has two opportunities to modify its name before it is officially released. Once it is officially released online, it cannot be modified anymore. Therefore, once businesses have determined the name of the Mini Program, they must register it quickly to prevent their desired name from being registered by someone else.

2. Merchant mini programs have the most comprehensive functions

After some business owners have created 5 mini-programs with their business licenses, they still want to create a few more, so they think of using their personal ID cards to create personal mini-programs. However, individuals cannot create merchant mini-programs, and personal mini-programs cannot apply for payment functions. Of course, the most important thing is that the nearby mini-program function is naturally no longer available.