The time and risks associated with innovation are why many companies refrain from digital innovation as a whole. When digital innovation is not approached with a clear roadmap and carefully established guidelines in mind, it can quickly result in wasted resources and a demotivated team. This is where a low-code platform can help: by providing visual programming tools where prototypes can be quickly established, allowing a solution to be validated thoroughly before moving on to the development phase. By safeguarding the SDLC best practices with low code, new solutions have a much higher chance of delivering on meeting end-user requirements.
The Quickly platform's no-code aspect democratizes software development, regardless of employees’ familiarity with writing code. LCNC platforms provide the right tooling for non-developers to develop their own custom solutions that improve their workflows and business processes. When software development is democratized through citizen development, everyone has equal access to innovation. While citizen developers do not need to participate in the development phase of the SDLC, they are able to provide crucial support during the ideation phase by submitting ideas from their day-to-day perspective. Likewise, they are key to passing the validation phase successfully by providing their requirements from an end-user point of view. When deployed solutions need to be maintained, an LCNC platform offers them the tools to configure and update solutions to suit their business needs.