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WeChat Mini Program Custom Order Taking: From Not Knowing English or Programming to Receiving ¥11,288 in June with Codex

¥11,288Actual receipts in June
6Custom projects completed
10 daysFull delivery buffer period
01

What this case covers

A beginner who does not know English or programming came into contact with real clients from the Xiaohongshu comment section, used Codex to organize requirements, develop features, and fix bugs, and gradually ran through the complete delivery process for custom mini programs.

02

Questions it answers

  1. Without a programming foundation, how do you judge whether you can take orders?
  2. How do you get the first batch of clients from the comment section?
  3. How do you confirm the scope of features?
  4. How do quotation and payment form a complete process?
  5. How do you avoid after-sales spiraling out of control?
03

Our observations

  1. Appearing in scenarios with existing demand makes it easier to reach clients than blindly publishing content.
  2. The biggest risk is not not knowing how to code, but unclear requirement boundaries.
  3. Delivery certainty itself is the product clients are willing to pay for.
04

From the author

Service must be done well, but boundaries must also be made clear.
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