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YourVegRecipe: A No-Code Success Story with Bubble
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Cement
- Food & Beverage
Applicable Functions
- Product Research & Development
Use Cases
- Real-Time Location System (RTLS)
- Time Sensitive Networking
The Challenge
Paritosh Mehta and Monica Mehta, creators of YourVegRecipe, a food blog specializing in vegetarian recipes, were faced with the challenge of creating a platform that was both user-friendly and capable of hosting, scaling, and deploying their content. They needed a solution that would allow them to focus on the business aspects of their blog, rather than the technical development. The Mehtas also wanted to build a community where users could interact, ask questions, rate recipes, and even contribute their own recipes. They needed a platform that could handle these functionalities while also providing a seamless user experience.
About The Customer
YourVegRecipe is a food blog created by Paritosh Mehta and Monica Mehta. The blog specializes in vegetarian recipes, particularly Indian and Jain food. The Mehtas share tips and tricks with their recipes to make it easy for their readers to cook at home. They also share lists of recipes for special occasions and festivals. Most of their users find the site through Google Search and visit the site to read content posted by the Mehtas or other community members. Users can connect with the Mehtas for questions about any recipe, add ratings to a recipe, or even contribute their own recipes.
The Solution
The Mehtas chose to build their app on Bubble, a no-code platform that allowed them to create their site from the ground up. Bubble's open-ended platform provided the Mehtas with the flexibility they needed to design their site according to their specific needs. It also offered integrated hosting, scaling, and deployment, which made the decision to use a no-code platform an easy one. The Mehtas were able to focus on solving business challenges and quickly prototyping their ideas, rather than worrying about the technical aspects of development. They also used Bubble's platform to build a community where users could interact, ask questions, rate recipes, and contribute their own recipes.
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