Getting the first low-code app right is critical because it sets the foundation for future adoption and portfolio growth. This guide focuses on four key areas: People, Portfolio, Process, and Platform, helping teams decide who should be involved, which app can show real business value, how to work in short feedback loops, and what platform setup is needed before launch.
What’s Inside
- Intro: An overview of how to get the first low-code application from zero to launch.
- People: How to assemble the core team, including developers, program owner, business analyst, and scrum master.
- Internal Experts: When to involve UX/UI, architects, C-suite sponsors, security, operations, and governance experts.
- Portfolio: How to choose a first app that is low in complexity, high in visibility, and strong in business value.
- Valuating Your Apps: How to define the use case, affected KPIs, value drivers, and post-launch measurement before development starts.
- Process: How to use Agile, BizDevOps, feedback loops, user stories, testing, and stakeholder collaboration to speed up delivery.
- Platform: A platform setup checklist covering Studio Pro, integrations, testing tools, deployment, reusable modules, and UX/UI templates.
- Celebrate the First App: Why sharing impact, celebrating launch, and communicating value help build momentum for future low-code adoption.
- What’s Next: How teams can move from the Start stage toward Structure once the first apps are launched.
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