Arasoft, a company specializing in digital book platforms for writing, publishing, and ebook reading, has successfully launched its products in Korean. Now, Arasoft aims to broaden its reach to the Indonesian market. This collaborative project entails redesigning the Arasoft product to cater specifically to Indonesian users.
The Korean version of Araebook suffers from poor translation quality, affecting its readability in English.
The platform features are overly complex, demanding additional time for users to grasp their functionality effectively.
Araebook’s Korean iteration lacks clear visual hierarchy in its content presentation, potentially confusing users navigating through the platform.
Araebook faces competition from established platforms like Read Era, Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play Books, and Gumroad.
Users commonly encounter difficulties with navigation and bookmarking, mirroring challenges observed on other similar platforms.
Arasoft, a company specializing in digital book platforms for writing, publishing, and ebook reading, has successfully launched its products in Korean. Now, Arasoft aims to broaden its reach to the Indonesian market. This collaborative project entails redesigning the Arasoft product to cater specifically to Indonesian users.
