Preface

If the most troublesome part of making a webpage in the past wasn't "not knowing what to make," but rather "not being able to make it, publish it, and being slow to modify it," then the BytePlus Pages × TRAE Work solution presented today is about solving the hardest steps in this chain.

TRAE Work: Transforms "making a webpage" from a professional expression into an everyday expression. You don't need to learn code first, nor set up an environment. You just need to clearly state your needs: whether you want to make a report, a mini-game, a prototype, or a handy tool to share. It will quickly generate the structure, content, pages, and interactions.

BytePlus Pages: Responsible for truly putting this result online. It integrates hosting, building, publishing, and global access capabilities, turning a webpage that originally only existed in a local preview into a link anyone can open. Thus, a webpage is no longer just "made," but can be immediately viewed by colleagues, opened by clients, and forwarded by friends.

The real problem this combination solves is not just generating webpages, but compressing "idea → page → sharing" into a single smooth conversation.

Its most impressive aspect is that many lightweight needs that previously required back-and-forth between product, design, frontend, and deployment can now be quickly run through by a single person.

You state the requirements, TRAE Work generates them; you confirm the effect, BytePlus Pages puts it online. The long chain of technical barriers in between is quietly folded away.

First, get to know BytePlus Pages

Pages is a one-stop static site and web application hosting service provided by BytePlus, integrating code hosting, automatic building, global CDN acceleration, and lightweight dynamic capabilities into a single console. Simply put, it helps you turn a webpage into an online site that "anyone can open in a browser," without needing to buy your own server or configure an environment.

The webpages you generate following this tutorial's operation method will ultimately be hosted on BytePlus Pages.

It can host a wide range of content, commonly including static websites (HTML / CSS / JavaScript), single-page applications, documentation sites, blogs, frontend projects based on Git continuous deployment, and projects quickly started from templates. Also, because site resources are distributed through BytePlus's global edge nodes, loading is fast no matter where your colleagues or clients open it.

Getting Started in Just Three Steps

① Search for trae.cn, click the [Download Center] in the upper right corner, and download and install TRAE Work.

② Visit the BytePlus Console (https://console.byteplus.com/ ), register a BytePlus account (email only). Then visit https://console.byteplus.com/iam/keymanage, click "Create Access Key," and create a set of Access Key / Secret Key, which will be used for authorization during deployment. This step is mandatory.

③ Search for and install the byted-bp-cdn-pagesdeploy Skill in the TRAE Work skill marketplace.

Type / in the dialog box to select installed skills.

However, once installed, it will be automatically called whenever you want to deploy a page, without manual triggering; all subsequent projects can use it directly.

You can also send this sentence directly when you need to deploy 👇:

Deploy this page and get a sharing link

6 Typical Use Cases

We've compiled 6 typical use cases covering the most common needs in daily work and content creation:

1. Turning a CSV into a data weekly report that "tells a story"

2. Turning travel ideas into an illustrated travel handbook

3. Turning a creative idea into a shareable mini-game

4. Quickly turning a product idea into a clickable prototype

5. Making a code review into a webpage everyone can understand

6. Turning daily needs into a handy tool ready to use

We'll provide a complete demonstration for the first scenario; the subsequent scenarios can be reused.

1. Turning a CSV into a Data Weekly Report that "Tells a Story"

Data originally scattered across spreadsheets—DAU, new users, retention, conversion, and segmentation data—can be organized into an online weekly report that looks more like a "product presentation page." It doesn't just display charts; it also extracts key information, allowing readers to see trends, fluctuations, and problems at a glance. For operations, growth, and data analysis colleagues, this means the weekly report is no longer just an attachment, but a link that can be viewed, clicked, and discussed.

Step 1

Package your weekly data CSV as an attachment and upload it to TRAE Work.

Step 2

Copy the following prompt to TRAE Work, modifying the desired charts according to your actual situation.

This week's user data is in the attachment, with six tables in total. Help me create a weekly user data report webpage: at the top, use several large cards to display core metrics (DAU, new users, retention), below that have trend line charts for these two weeks, a conversion funnel chart, and a comparative radar chart for different user segments. Use a dark, professional style, and ideally, the charts should allow mouse interaction to view details.

Step 3

A few minutes later, a dark-themed weekly report appears in the preview window. Check the effect. If unsatisfied, just continue talking, for example, "Make the funnel chart colors darker" or "Change the radar chart to a bar chart," and it will modify it instantly.

Step 4

Copy the following prompt and send it to TRAE Work; it will automatically deploy the page and give you a sharing link.

Deploy this page and get a sharing link

1.1 What You'll Get

• Top metric cards, giving a quick overview of the overall trend (e.g., DAU up +9.6% MoM)
• Trend line charts, where hovering the mouse shows precise daily values
• A conversion funnel, clearly marking the loss at each layer and the weakest link
• A comparative radar chart overlay for user segments
• Bottom "Key Findings" and "Action Suggestions for Next Week" — conclusions written by AI after reading the data, ready to use

2. Turning Travel Ideas into an Illustrated Travel Handbook

Even if you only have fragmented ideas like "where to go, how to play, and an approximate budget," TRAE Work can organize them into a complete webpage: with routes, pacing, pictures, and descriptions. Deployed with BytePlus Pages, it's no longer just your own memo, but a travel handbook you can directly send to friends traveling with you. The itinerary doesn't need repeated explanations; just send the link, and everyone can sync up their understanding.

Reference Prompt:

Please help me design a 4-day, 3-night itinerary for Hoi An and Da Nang, Vietnam. I hope to: deeply experience the local culture, stay comfortably, preferably with direct flights, keep the daily schedule not too packed, plan to travel between June and August, and arrange one or two Michelin-starred restaurants. First, give me alternative departure cities and a few hotel options.

3. Turning a Creative Idea into a Shareable Mini-Game

Much content suitable for spreading within communities, teams, and among friends is essentially not a long article, but "a webpage you want to play for two minutes as soon as you open it." For example, trivia challenges, industry jargon tests, or holiday interactive quizzes. TRAE Work can quickly package the gameplay, question bank, and page, and BytePlus Pages turns it into a directly shareable online link. Creativity no longer stays at "this idea is quite fun," but can truly be sent out immediately for testing.

Reference Prompt:

Please help me make a web-based "Trivia Challenge" mini-game. First, come up with 200 interesting trivia multiple-choice questions at once, each with four options, the correct answer, and a one-sentence explanation, all placed into this webpage. The gameplay is: each level randomly draws one question; answer correctly to advance to the next level, answer incorrectly and it's over. After each answer, tell me if it's right or wrong and why. The interface should be lively, with a progress bar, a combo score for consecutive correct answers, and finally, when it ends, show "You surpassed X% of people," plus a "Play Again" button.

4. Quickly Turning a Product Idea into a Clickable Prototype

For product managers and interaction designers, many requirements are most afraid of being stuck at "not yet able to explain clearly." A static image is insufficient, and formal development is too heavy. At this time, a webpage prototype that can be clicked, navigated, and used to demonstrate a flow is particularly valuable. TRAE Work can quickly turn functional concepts like "favorites," "membership page," or "campaign page" into high-fidelity prototypes. BytePlus Pages sends it out, and the team can open it anytime. Many discussions will be completed earlier because of this, and many communication costs will significantly decrease.

Reference Prompt:

Help me create a set of high-fidelity prototypes for a mobile app's "Favorites" feature, made into a clickable webpage. Need these pages:

① Video playback page, with a "Favorites" heart button on the right side; clicking it turns it red and pops up "Saved to default group";

② "My - Favorites" list page, displaying thumbnails of favorited videos in a grid, with the ability to switch between different groups at the top;

③ A modal for creating a new group, where you can enter the group name and click confirm.

The buttons between pages must be truly clickable for navigation, stringing together a complete flow that can be demonstrated. The overall style should follow mainstream short-video apps, clean and modern.

5. Making a Code Review into a Webpage Everyone Can Understand

Code reviews often don't lack conclusions; what they lack is a way to express the context so "more people can understand." TRAE Work can organize a piece of code into a more readable review webpage: with structure, explanations, graded issue annotations, and noteworthy highlights. This way, it's not just a review between developers, but a material that can be archived, revisited, and convenient for cross-role communication. For technical teams, once this type of content can be shared, its value isn't just for the moment, but for future reuse.

Reference Prompt:

This is the "Favorites" feature code (favorites_demo.js) written by a colleague. Help me create a code review webpage for everyone to review together. Requirements:

1. Paste the complete code with line numbers and syntax highlighting;

2. Add Chinese explanations paragraph by paragraph, explaining what each block of code does;

3. Mark the issues you find by severity—potential bugs in red, performance or maintainability issues in yellow, well-written parts in green, each clearly stating why and suggesting how to improve;

4. Put a summary at the top: total number of issues, which one to prioritize fixing;

5. For the most impactful issue, provide a "before/after modification" code comparison.

Keep the layout clean, easy for reviewing together on screen.

6. Turning Daily Needs into a Handy Tool Ready to Use

Many needs are actually very lightweight: calculating calories, making a loan estimator, setting up a Pomodoro timer, generating an event registration page. In the past, such needs often couldn't be realized due to the heavy development chain and could only be handled temporarily or remained as ideas; now, they can quickly have their own web versions.

TRAE Work gives these "small needs" the possibility of being quickly realized, and BytePlus Pages gives them the opportunity to be truly used. Once a small tool has a link, it goes from "I'll just think about it myself" to "anyone can use it."

Reference Prompt:

Help me make a calorie calculator webpage. Put a few draggable sliders on top: gender, age, height, weight, and select a daily activity level (sedentary / occasional exercise / frequent exercise). As I adjust them, display in real-time below approximately how many calories I need daily (basal metabolic rate and total expenditure listed separately). If I want to lose weight, also provide a suggested daily intake range. Include a visual chart. Make it overall clean and nice-looking, with large, clear numbers, and draggable on mobile too.

Let Ideas Go Further

The value of BytePlus Pages × TRAE Work is not just making webpage generation faster, but lowering the cost of "expressing ideas" to a very low level and raising the speed of "sharing results" to a very high level.

In the past, many needs weren't unimportant, but not worth going through the full process; not that no one wanted to do them, but the barrier was too high and the collaboration too heavy. Now, these lightweight but high-frequency needs have the opportunity for the first time to be quickly made, quickly launched, and quickly spread.

Ultimately, what this combination does is simple: it turns an idea that originally only existed in your mind into a webpage that others can click to see, understand, experience, and forward, faster.

This is also its most attractive point: it doesn't rely on flashy tricks to win, but emphasizes practical value; it is an extension of development capability, allowing everyone with an idea to quickly turn creativity into an intuitive link, send it out, and let more people see it.

The TRAE AI Creativity Competition preliminaries are currently in full swing. After completing the competition registration, you can start submitting product demos. If you encounter deployment difficulties, you are welcome to experience this Skill, which helps you deploy creative applications without hassle.

Copy the link to open in your browser to enter the preliminary round submission page, https://forum.trae.cn/c/38-category/40-category/40