NoCode

NoCode was originally created as a side project in October 2016, with the vision to empower and inspire non-technical entrepreneurs and makers!

​In September 2018 the site was acquired by Concrete Capital and in 2022 acquired by Stacker.

When the idea for NoCode was first conceived, there were only a few scattered tools and resources, with little content online for non-techs looking to build digital products. Fast-forward just two years and the space is booming with new tools launching weekly aiming to lower the barrier to entry!

​NoCode has been at the forefront of this ever-expanding domain, becoming the platform for non-techs to discover the latest tools and resources.
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This project grew larger than I could ever have imagined and now provides original content, guest posts, a community forum, discount codes, over 250+ reviewed tools and resources and regular newsletter going out to thousands of subscribers.

The platform continues to thrive under it's new ownership. Since selling the NoCode space has exploded, with more and more tools and makers continuing to amaze me with what can be achieved without code.

Stats

3rd

Product of the day on Product Hunt twice in less than 2 years receiving 3000+ upvotes

.5M

Received over half million page views

500

Community group over 800 active users

5K+

NoCode members area with 5000+ registered members

Design

Possibly one of the most ironic logos I have created considering it confused everyone and looked like a puzzle to work out. This wasn't intentional, I was just trying to be clever, but no one seemed to get it despite me thinking it was glaringly obvious. To add to the irony the url ended in .tech - which again no one got. Know your audience!

Since the website was acquired in 2018 it has now since been redesigned in Webflow but still maintaining some of my original design styles and aesthetics. Fortunately the logo has also since been redesigned.

The Seafoamy green colour pallet  (#66ffcc​) was an eyesore at first so I toned it down after a lot of feedback. I still love the colour and desperate to use it in my next project.

The basic grid layout for the homepage was inspired by Startup Stash - the original directory based site featured on Product Hunt. It was easy to navigate and was infinitely scalable as I added some categories.

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