What is low-code? Complete guide for UK businesses
Discover what low-code means, when it's right for your business, and how it compares to alternatives.
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What this tool does
This assessment evaluates your organisation's readiness for low-code development across four critical dimensions: strategic alignment (business problem clarity and sponsorship), organisational readiness (governance and training capacity), technical suitability (complexity and integration requirements), and resource availability (team skills and support).
Answer 12 questions to receive a personalised readiness score and recommendations. This takes approximately 3 minutes.
Low-code readiness assessment
Answer 12 questions to receive a personalised readiness score and recommendations. This takes approximately 3 minutes.
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Understanding the four dimensions
Strategic alignment
Do you have a clear business problem, executive sponsorship, and defined success metrics? Organisations without strategic clarity often struggle with low-code adoption.
Organisational readiness
Do you have governance frameworks, training capacity, and IT-business collaboration models? Research shows 73% of organisations have not defined low-code governance rules.
Technical suitability
Is your application complexity appropriate? Are performance requirements realistic? Can integration needs be met? Low-code works best below 30-40% traditional complexity.
Resource availability
Do you have citizen developers identified, professional developer support available, and platform expertise accessible? Hybrid teams report highest success rates.
When to use this tool
- Platform evaluation - Before investing in a low-code platform, understand your readiness
- Project planning - Assess whether a specific project is suitable for low-code development
- Governance setup - Identify gaps in your organisational readiness for citizen development
- Team discussions - Use results to align IT and business stakeholders on approach
