In the digital age, the User Interface (UI) determines the first impression of websites and apps. Intuitive operability and visual design directly influence user satisfaction. Excellent UI is not just about appearance—it also contributes to communication of information and operational efficiency, ultimately linking to business outcomes.

Natural Language Generation (NLG) is a technology that automatically produces human-readable text or speech from structured and unstructured data. While its counterpart, Natural Language Understanding (NLU), focuses on comprehension, NLG transforms data into meaningful narratives. It is widely applied in chatbots, voice assistants, automated reports, and other business contexts.

Natural Language Understanding (NLU) is a critical area of Natural Language Processing (NLP) that enables computers to accurately interpret human language in context. Beyond recognizing individual words, NLU can grasp user intent and emotions, making it applicable to chatbots, voice assistants, sentiment analysis, and more. This enhances conversational AI and data-driven decision-making.

Natural Language Understanding (NLU), a core technology within Natural Language Processing (NLP), is an AI capability that accurately interprets context and intent from text and speech. Unlike simple word processing, NLU serves as the foundation for conversational AI, powering applications such as chatbots, voice assistants, and sentiment analysis. In business, NLU contributes to productivity gains and cost reduction by automating customer interactions and streamlining data analysis.

A Content Management System (CMS) is an essential tool for streamlining the process of building and managing websites. Even without advanced programming knowledge, CMS platforms allow users to easily create, edit, and publish content. However, there are various types of CMS, each with distinct characteristics, suitable use cases, and potential challenges.

In today’s digital era, websites serve as the foundation for businesses and individuals to represent their brand and connect with customers. However, traditional website development has long been associated with challenges—requiring specialized skills, significant time, and high operational costs.

This is where the CMS (Content Management System) comes in. A CMS allows users to easily create and manage content without coding expertise, making it widely adopted by everyone from individuals to large enterprises.

In today’s business environment, putting the customer at the center is no longer just a slogan—it’s a survival strategy. Traditional business growth relied heavily on acquiring new customers, but as markets mature and competition intensifies, the cost of acquiring new customers (CAC: Customer Acquisition Cost) continues to rise. In contrast, retaining existing customers is more cost-effective and creates opportunities to increase LTV (Customer Lifetime Value) through repeat purchases and upselling.

As the pace of business change accelerates, organizations and individuals face two major challenges: a shortage of IT talent and the need for faster development cycles. Traditional full-scratch development offers high flexibility but demands specialized expertise, significant time, and substantial costs—making it difficult for non-engineers to participate.

As companies accelerate their digital transformation (DX) efforts, application development today requires both speed and flexibility. Traditional full-scratch development offers a high degree of freedom but often comes with significant costs and long timelines. On the other hand, no-code development enables rapid prototyping but struggles to handle complex requirements.

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