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You could build the entire Nike Lookbook as a Judo experience and deliver it through the primary Nike app. This is one of our most common use-cases.

Marketing teams often want to build engaging experiences like the Nike Lookbook and use them to engage with their core app audience. But an experience like this is ephemeral—it's only relevant for a short period of time. It wouldn't make sense for the core engineering team to build it by hand. By the time it made its way through the app release cycle and (hopefully) users updated to the new version of the app, the experience would no longer be relevant. And you'd need another app update just to remove the code they wrote for the experience.

This is a great use case for server-driven UI. Judo enables teams to design, build and deliver experiences like these through their native apps without writing code and without having to release an app update.