Low-code platforms employ visual, declarative techniques instead of traditional lines of programming, are used by both developers and non-developers, and significantly reduce the time and effort to deliver applications and automated processes. Despite the definition, low code still means many things to different people as several tool types exist under this umbrella term: website generators, form builders, API connectors, database builders, workflow automation, and more.

In this Refcard, we introduce low-code development, how it varies from "no-code development", primary use cases, platform usage, and key features.