One of the most efficient ways to quickly build useful solutions for government is with low-code and no-code tools. They are inexpensive, and only require an understanding of your workflow and a willingness to learn. Many of them look a lot like spreadsheets! U.S. Digital Response partners have learned to extend their projects on their own and even build their own tools. It doesn’t take a background in technology, just subject matter expertise, a workflow that you need to automate, and willingness to learn. USDR government partners will talk about their experience with low-code tools, and then will work with participants to build a low-code tool, even if they think they’re not “technical.” Optional: Bring your laptop to participate in the hands-on portion of this session. An online guide will also be available if you'd like to observe and try the exercise after the session.

Service Design + Delivery