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No-Code is here and why you need it for your Recruitment Website Now

Rick Mare • Jan 13, 2023

Low Code and No-Code are revolutionizing software development, Recruitment Website building is no exception



Low-code and no-code platforms provide a visual way to create and customize recruitment websites without needing to write much code, if at all. This means that business users, regardless of their coding ability, can create a professional website. These platforms are often used by small businesses and individuals who want to create a simple website without spending a lot of time or money.


Low-code and no-code are ultimately two non-technical approaches to website development that aim to make the process easier and faster for everyone. Low-code platforms provide a visual drag-and-drop interface for building websites, while no-code platforms allow users to create and edit webpages without any coding knowledge. Both approaches can be used to create recruitment websites, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages.



Higher Productivity


Compared to conventional software development, low-code and no-code development allows recruiting experts and career attraction professionals with little technical ability to quickly and effectively build and refine their website. Instead of outsourcing, or increasing the strain on your development team, personnel from all sorts of departments will be able to directly implement the changes needed to your website, adding content and making changes as they see fit - without any knowledge of a programming language. Changes that once took months can now take merely days or hours even, freeing up a lot more time to build your business on all fronts.


One of the most important benefits that comes from implementing low-code and no-code is that its simplicity improves communication between all departments in a company, making it easier to deliver solutions quickly and effectively. As recruiting teams are no longer meant to be siloed from one another, everyone can benefit from having access to new technologies, processes or data when they need them. As a result, employees are less likely to burn out due to long hours spent on their projects and can have a better work-life balance in general



Greater agility for low-code and no-code


There is no doubt that low-code and no-code platforms have made it possible for people with little or no coding experience to create sophisticated applications. However, one of the challenges that these platforms have faced is the lack of agility when it comes to making changes to existing applications or adding new features.


Fortunately, there has been a lot of progress in this area in recent years and no-code and low-code platforms are now much more agile than they used to be. This means that it is easier to make changes to existing applications and add new features, without having to start from scratch or rely on code experts as is the case in traditional development.


This increased agility is a huge benefit for businesses and organizations who want to be able to quickly adapt their applications to changing needs, without having to invest a lot of time and resources into coding. It also opens up these platforms to a wider range of users, as anyone can now easily create and modify applications to suit their specific needs - whether from a laptop or a smartphone.



Greater adaptability and speed


Low-code development removes complexity from building great, modern business apps. Recruiters that use low-code or no-code platforms for their site are better equipped to quickly adapt and respond to fast-changing business conditions, rather than spending an undesirable amount of time fine-tuning changes, they can be deployed rapidly and in response to solve whatever new problems or requirements arise. This digital transformation makes things faster and easier, ultimately leading to a smoother development process.


Automation allows for more rapid development and deployment processes, along with rigorous testing protocols. Pre-built template layouts allows for duplication and refinement of multiple campaign pages, landing pages, and job boards as needed. Continuous training is no longer needed to such a great extent, adoption of low-code or no-code will ultimately enable you to work behind the scenes on day-to-day website development from an in-house position. In-depth knowledge specific to your website will no longer be lost when you require a new professional developer or programmer, instead you will be able to pick up where you started.


Shazamme’s Low-Code and No-Code Features


Shazamme’s career site technology has multiple native low-code and no-code features that speed up career website design, a few are:


  • Dynamic pages that help you generate as many pages on your career website as you like
  • Create as many job boards as you wish
  • Create custom job detail pages, recruiter profiles, integrated form fields and more
  • Internal collections that help you organize text, images, and other content. This content may then be used to generate multiple pages at scale by connecting saved collections to dynamic pages. 
  • Ready to use dynamic pages that connect to a chosen dataset, allowing you to easily generate all sorts of data rich career pages.
  • Rapidly build by using predefined sections that you drag and drop
  • APIs that automatically rebuild after changes are made
  • 100's of widgets that can be configured without any code
  • Super flexible innovations readily changed without code


Book in time to discuss all things Shazamme here - we love to make career and staffing companies more successful online.



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