The success of entrepreneurs and founders in startups often depends not only on the innovation, the marketing, and sales strategy but also on the methodologies from Ideation to Minimum Viable Products (MVP) and then productization. Design Thinking is one such methodology that could help balance innovation with achievable execution for success. This article highlights the innovative Startup Assistant approach that combines Design Thinking with Design Sprints and Low Code/No Code platforms for Minimum Viable Products (MVPs).

There is a quiet revolution in programming languages. The paradigm that is at the core of this revolution is not recognizable as a traditional programming language. Also, the programmers of the revolution are not the traditional developers. We are of course speaking about Low Code/No Code: two terms that are often used interchangeably. According to Gartner, 65% of application development will be Low Code by 2024. Low Code/No Code is not hype. It is also not a panacea. It does have challenges, but it is revolutionary in accelerating innovations for both enterprises and startups.