RondaOgle

It really depends on your goals and skills. If you want quick results without learning programming, no-code is great for building apps or automations fast. But if you need custom solutions or deeper control, coding is still essential. Some people even use both - code to extend no-code platforms! What’s your specific use case?

Well, one thing we’ve done is use AI chatbots on our website. They can handle basic customer queries 24/7, which not only improves customer satisfaction but also frees up our team to focus on more complex issues. It’s been a pretty smooth and effective change for us.

I usually start by writing everything down to see the whole picture. Then, I divide it into smaller chunks that seem doable, like mini-tasks. Setting deadlines for each part helps a lot. Also, I prioritize them based on importance and urgency. This way, it feels less overwhelming and more organized.