No-code played a huge role in the last 3yrs of my maker journey, and along the way, I learned so many things apart from building products.
Here are some side effects you get when you build using no-code
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Here are some side effects you get when you build using no-code
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1/ Learn how to design user flows:
Before building, you got to think about the workflow of your product from a user's perspective. This exercise helps you think about the UX and how you can focus on making frictionless experiences.
Before building, you got to think about the workflow of your product from a user's perspective. This exercise helps you think about the UX and how you can focus on making frictionless experiences.
2/ Learn how to prioritize and scope your product:
Everyone wants to build the next big thing, but it all starts when you focus on what's important to your user and how fast can you build features.
Scoping and descoping will become a habit once you start using no-code.
Everyone wants to build the next big thing, but it all starts when you focus on what's important to your user and how fast can you build features.
Scoping and descoping will become a habit once you start using no-code.
3/ Learn how to gather tight feedback:
Since you can build and ship fast, you get a chance to establish a tight feedback loop with your users every time you ship a new feature
This way you know what they want and what they don't
The tighter the feedback the better the product
Since you can build and ship fast, you get a chance to establish a tight feedback loop with your users every time you ship a new feature
This way you know what they want and what they don't
The tighter the feedback the better the product
4/ Learn how to iterate a product:
As you gather feedback, you get a chance to iterate and make the product better by 1%
Iteration is one of the most important lessons I learned. It makes you fall in love with the process and keep you afar from results.
As you gather feedback, you get a chance to iterate and make the product better by 1%
Iteration is one of the most important lessons I learned. It makes you fall in love with the process and keep you afar from results.
5/ Learn how to build in public:
BIP is the best marketing strategy there is. It helps you to build credibility, trust, and momentum with your community!
Share your lessons, highs, lows, numbers(revenue) as you grow. Being transparent and vulnerable only makes you stronger.
BIP is the best marketing strategy there is. It helps you to build credibility, trust, and momentum with your community!
Share your lessons, highs, lows, numbers(revenue) as you grow. Being transparent and vulnerable only makes you stronger.
6/ Learn how to talk to customers:
As you build in public, you get to meet with your users either on 1-1 or on Twitter. Both ways, you will get a chance to empathize with them, ask questions about what they want, and build long-term relationships with them.
As you build in public, you get to meet with your users either on 1-1 or on Twitter. Both ways, you will get a chance to empathize with them, ask questions about what they want, and build long-term relationships with them.
7/ Learn how to build a founder mindset:
The beauty of building with no-code is you get to change a lot of hats. You will be a designer, marketer, salesperson, growth hacker, builder, listener, long-term thinker, manager, and everything you need to build a founder DNA.
The beauty of building with no-code is you get to change a lot of hats. You will be a designer, marketer, salesperson, growth hacker, builder, listener, long-term thinker, manager, and everything you need to build a founder DNA.
8/ Learn how to take ideas from zero to one faster:
By doing everything above, you become an expert in shipping ideas faster, taking care of all things a startup requires.
Doing so makes you unstoppable in the long run.
By doing everything above, you become an expert in shipping ideas faster, taking care of all things a startup requires.
Doing so makes you unstoppable in the long run.
That's all I have for you today 🙌 Hope this thread helps you remove the barriers of no-code and you get a chance to build things!
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