<b>No-code didn't remove the hard part — it just hid it behind a prettier UI.</b>

<b>No-code didn't remove the hard part — it just hid it behind a prettier UI.</b>
The marketing says "anyone can build a site," and anyone can build a bad one. The people shipping great Webflow and Framer work still understand the box model, semantic HTML, responsive breakpoints, and information architecture — they just type less. The tool lowered the floor, not the ceiling. Pretending it replaced the craft is why the internet is full of broken-on-mobile no-code sites. The skill moved; it didn't disappear. Respect it or ship junk.
Agree? Or am I wrong?