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Good project management keeps everything on track, ensuring the scope is controlled, progress is visible, and any issues are addressed quickly. Importantly, project management bridges the gap between non-technical founders and developers, turning ideas into clear, actionable tasks.

No-code projects still need structure. Developers, designers, and founders must work together to ensure the app meets the founder’s vision and functions properly. Without clear milestones, timelines, and communication, even the most promising project can fail to deliver.

In fact, the speed and flexibility of these tools can sometimes introduce challenges if not managed carefully. Without a solid project management approach, a no- code project can easily go off track, exceed budget, or lead to misaligned expectations between founders and developers.

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Whether you’re a founder with big ideas or a developer navigating complex builds, this book will help you avoid the common pitfalls of no-code development and set you up for success.

I’m incredibly proud of this, and I hope it makes your no-code journey smoother and more rewarding.

It’s not just about tools or processes—it’s about people, relationships, and the mindset to get projects across the finish line.

Inside, I share everything I’ve learned about building no-code apps successfully:

- How to create clarity from day one
- Managing scope creep and unexpected changes
- Estimating time and costs with confidence
- Why the way people interact and communicate can make or break your project

This book comes from years of experience, hard lessons, and incredible projects with founders and development teams. If you’ve ever been stuck trying to turn a vision into a finished product or found yourself lost in the chaos of timelines, budgets, and communication...this is for you.

I don't try to compete when I give an estimate. I give my best guess at to what something will take to develop and add some insulation for inevitable unforseeens. Your client will suffer too if you undercut yourself too much just to land a project.

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Estimation isn't just about numbers, it's about setting expectations, building trust, and managing the creative and problem-solving process smoothly. When everyone knows what to expect, the project flows better, and everyone involved is more satisfied.

Always Add Buffer Time: No-code tools speed up the process, but unpredictability is part of the creative journey. Adding a reasonable buffer keeps your project insulated from risks and unexpected twists.

Reusable components can help make your estimates more competitive, but remember to factor in time for integrating and customizing these components.

Use Historical Data as Inspiration: Experience plays a huge role in art, and it's no different here. If you've built something similar before, use that experience to inspire your estimates.

Break Features Down: Start with broad milestones, break the app into manageable, recognizable sections. Landing page, notification system, messaging system are all examples of recognizable app sections (that can be broken down further for task assignment) and are easier to estimate (than entire app)

Estimation remains an art, balancing knowns with the unknowns.

Here are a few principles I've learned when it comes to the art of estimation in no-code projects: