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Practical notes on websites, custom development and email marketing
Corporate website pricing depends on page count, design requirements, functional complexity and multilingual needs. Template sites, custom sites and marketing sites sit in very different price brackets.
Read moreApp development cost depends on whether you need one or two platforms, feature complexity, backend and APIs, and third-party integrations. Simple tools and full business platforms differ greatly.
Read moreA structured guide to choosing between static site clusters, WDPHP CMS and custom systems based on performance, content operations, SEO and extensibility, helping enterprises avoid costly rework.
Read moreCompare mini programs and native apps across acquisition cost, development cycle, feature limits, user experience and operations to help businesses choose the right channel for their stage.
Read moreFrom requirement boundaries, API contracts, authentication and third-party integration, explains how to split mini program/H5, business APIs and admin panels so timelines stay predictable and future clients can reuse the backend.
Read moreAgencies lose margin on repeated setups. A site-cluster approach reuses templates, standardizes publishing, and keeps client sites isolated—reducing delivery cost without sacrificing brand differences.
Read moreZunyun delivers website building, custom software, EDM support, and self-developed products such as WDPHP, SiteCluster and private analytics. Engagements can be product-based, customized, or staged hybrids.
Read moreOfficial account development covers menus, auto-replies, H5 pages, OAuth login, payment, template messages, membership and system integration; pricing depends on feature complexity.
Read moreThird-party counters are convenient, but private analytics wins on data ownership, customization, white-label reporting and multi-site agency scenarios. More teams now mix both or migrate core metrics in-house.
Read moreA typical corporate website often lands in weeks rather than months when scope is clear. Timeline depends on content readiness, design iterations, integrations, and acceptance criteria agreed at kickoff.
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