Domain experts use no-code and low-code tools not as their main product but as accelerators for their real work. A lawyer building legal software or a finance expert creating financial tools sees these platforms as a way to skip the grunt work and focus on what only they can do well.
Low-code, no-code is a catalyst. It's not the core. What I have found is I've talked to people who are experts in various domains, people who are experts around business, people who are experts around law, around finance, and yes, around software development as well, is that none of them believe that the no-code, low-code tools are centered on what they are. They don't see themselves as quote unquote "no-coders," and they shouldn't. The big value of these tools is the mindset that it creates, the privilege to say, yes, I can meet that, and I am going to use all the accelerants at hand in order to bring it to bear. That I have big domain expertise and I'm going to use the tools to be able to create product. I have great technical expertise and I'm going to be able to go insanely faster and with higher quality and achieve more than I could before because of my use of these tools to take the table stakes away and really focus on the part that is most special. How is No-Code/Low-Code going to amplify your specialists?
