Why hire no-code developers from Scroll?

Do you want to develop a website to increase your business visibility? Today, there are many ways to design a website. Design platforms are multiplying, as are technologies, and it can sometimes be difficult to make a choice. One option available to you is to hire no-code developers. Currently in high demand, they can likely meet your needs in record time. Discover why you should hire Scroll agency’s no-code developers.

What is a no-code developer?

What is no-code?

No-code is a movement that advocates for developing websites and applications without writing code. This means developers don’t use programming languages to create applications. Instead, they use visual tools to build applications that automatically generate the code.

No-code is a relatively new approach, but it’s gaining popularity. Many no-code platforms have emerged in recent years, enabling developers to create solutions like websites or applications faster and without needing to learn or use code.

Similarly, you may have heard of low-code, which can work alongside no-code but has some differences. To clearly distinguish between the two, feel free to read our article: No-code / low-code: understanding and differentiating these solutions to leverage their benefits.

The no-code developer

A no-code developer is someone who builds solutions like applications, websites, and more without writing code. They use highly visual no-code tools to create interfaces and interactions, often relying on drag-and-drop to assemble solutions.

A successful engagement is recognised above all by what it leaves behind, and the list is short. The accounts, platform, domain name, database, third-party services, must be in the company’s name with the supplier invited, not the other way round: the most common sticking point at the end of a collaboration. Data access rights must be verified server-side, for example with privacy rules on Bubble, where a data type created without a rule stays readable by everyone through the API. And a handover note should describe the data model and the automations, so the next person does not have to rediscover everything.

At Scroll, no-code developers are numerous and form the no-code agency, a team of no-code experts ready to discuss your project and support its development.

What’s the difference between a no-code developer and a full-stack developer?

A no-code developer differs from a full-stack developer because they typically don’t know how to code. However, they are experts in using no-code tools. Full-stack developers, on the other hand, are proficient in programming languages and can build coded applications and websites from A to Z but don’t necessarily have knowledge of no-code tools.

The distinction is better framed differently, because it is often misunderstood on both sides. What no-code removes is syntax, not design. Modelling data, deciding who is allowed to see what, working out what happens when two people edit the same record: those questions are unchanged. They arise in exactly the same terms as in traditional development, the first category of the OWASP Top 10 is broken access control, and a no-code application whose permissions were never thought through exposes its data just like a coded one. A good no-code developer is therefore not someone who knows the buttons: it is someone who knows to ask those questions before building.

Generally speaking, no-code developers are faster at building applications and websites than full-stack developers. Indeed, the latter must code all the features of the app or site, which takes more time.

That speed has two counterparts to know before deciding. The first is recurring cost: on Bubble, the Starter plan begins at $29 per month, the first that allows a custom domain, and consumption is then billed in workload units, $0.30 per 1,000 units beyond the allowance. The second is reversibility, which varies enormously by tool: Supabase self-hosts with Docker, FlutterFlow only unlocks code download from a paid plan, and on many platforms the business logic never leaves the editor. The question to ask before choosing is not “can we do everything?” but “what do we get back the day we leave?”.

No-code developers are less expensive than full-stack developers because they don’t require specialized programming knowledge. Full-stack developers, on the other hand, are usually more expensive due to their deep expertise in code and programming languages, as well as their scarcity in the market.

When should you hire a no-code developer?

No-code developers don’t limit themselves to using just one tool. A skilled no-code developer masters a range of no-code tools to offer you the best possible solutions. In this case, they can assist you in developing a website using a no-code CMS, design a web or mobile app using the best no-code app builders or even meet your CRM needs and create automation solutions using specific no-code tools.

No-code can help you increase your visibility, launch your business, start your startup or even boost your productivity!

The benefits of hiring a Scroll no-code developer

More accessible than coding

No-code is far more accessible than traditional development. You don’t need to be a computer expert to understand no-code website or app development. All you need is an idea of what you want to create and a little training time to learn how to manage a few features on your own. At Scroll, our no-code developers train you so you can make simple changes to your app or site once your solution is developed.

Flexibility for your needs

At Scroll, no-code developers adapt to all your needs! The power of the various tools they master allows them to create solutions for every taste. Whether you want to develop a simple one-page site or a complex, dynamic application, they can support you. Additionally, our developers stay up to date with the latest trends to deliver modern, stylish solutions.

Save time

No-code is much faster than traditional development. A no-code developer can build a site or app in a few hours or days, rather than weeks or months for a traditional developer who codes. Plus, you won’t need to spend time searching for experienced developers, who are in high demand on the market.

Save money

Less work time also means fewer billable days from Scroll! On average, the speed of no-code developers allows you to save twice as much compared to hiring a traditional developer who codes.

Hiring a no-code developer from Scroll means saving time and money, building a solution that fully meets your expectations, and investing in it with confidence!

Some projects by Scroll’s no-code developers

- Virgil : Virgil, a real estate co-investment company, wanted to modernize its website. Virgil and Scroll partnered to make their site more attractive and dynamic for their clients.

- Insitu : Insitu contacted our agency for a complete overhaul of their website. Insitu offers image professionals extraordinary locations in France and other European countries for shoots, photo sessions, or events.

- Roof : Roof is a start-up. Its mission is to convert standard housing into student residences. Roof and Scroll co-developed a web application for this project. The app was then used by the start-up to pitch its project and secure funding.

Scroll supports you in your no-code project

Our Scroll agency specializes in no-code tools. Our no-code developers master the best solutions on the market, such as Webflow, Bubble, Airtable, or Make, to create tailored solutions that meet all your needs. Trust us to build the perfect solution for you. Don’t hesitate to contact us to learn more!