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It’s probably annoying when you see that. Tiny decisions in a system like naming, labels, and terminology can have a surprisingly large effect on the people who use it every day. If you have come across something like this, depending on the tools you’re using, let’s say Airtable, you had someone create a base for […]

We’re going to be looking at certain aspects of the UI in no-code platforms that allow you to build custom apps. Now, what I do is build custom project and operational applications. So with this, there are certain things that you’re looking out for. In a no-code platform, there’s not a lot of flexibility with

What do you think is the ideal folder structure or page structure for your team or for your tool? It’s very unique, depending on the type of business that you run, the size of your team, and what your priorities are. For some departments or businesses that have different regions, they’re trying to maintain proper

There’s this limitation with historical records on Airtable that I always come to when trying to create an operational setup, or something more continuous than your typical database. It is the problem with historical records. Historical records in the sense that, let’s say we have Daniel, who’s been working for the company for months now,

When onboarding team members on a tool, a traditional one, you can pull them in at once. But when you’re creating a custom tool, it’s probably better to onboard a small number at a certain time. Bring in your first 10, 20, 30 users and see how they interact with the tool. Look for feedback

To create a great onboarding experience with these no-code tools, you sometimes have the option to create an onboarding process. But if you’re using more traditional tools, you’ll have different options. I work with businesses and companies with teams within larger companies. It may be a specific team such as the operations team, marketing, or