In November 2018, the well-known domestic cartoonist Xia Da's new work "Song of the Sky" was first released in the comics at station B. So far, the low-key online Bilibili comics has entered my field of vision. Station B, which started as a two-dimensional vertical video community, can be said to be born with the genes of animation. In recent years, there has been no major action on the comic platform. Today, the platform is online, and has reached a strategic cooperation with Tencent, and later acquired NetEase Comics. Various classic Japanese comics have been put on the shelves, and we will see if Bilibili comics can catch up. This article
will analyze the following aspects: Product function architecture and usage roadmap Market analysis user analysis Functional analysis and optimization suggestions Community function design Summarize 1. Product functional architecture and usage phone number list roadmap 1.1 Functional Architecture Diagram Bilibili + Bilibili Comics Product Functional Architecture Diagram (click to enlarge) Note: The experience is based on Bilibili version 5.42 and Bilibili comics version 2.0. 1.2 User usage path map According to the product features and functional structure diagram of Bilibili Comics, it can be found that users mainly use this product to read comics, and occasionally make
lists for their favorite comics; at the same time, the path of chasing and watching videos at station B is also carried out here. illustrate. User wants to read comics Users want to make a list for their favorite comics Users of station B want to follow B station users watch video path 2. Market analysis 2.1 The scale of the secondary element market Data source: iResearch Different from station B, which has become a comprehensive content community, station B comics are aimed at the two-dimensional and pan-two-dimensional market with animation as the core, both in terms of name and content. According to iResearch's "2018 China Animation Industry Report",