The 9 best no-code tools

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No-code tools are a beacon of hope in today's over-saturated market for software that greatly surpasses the supply of its programmers. Today, there are more great web design and coding tools than ever before to help even non-tech-savvy professionals create the mockups, frameworks, and testing solutions they need. 

But with so many web design tools out there, it can be difficult to pinpoint the no-code tool that's best for your needs. To that end, let's look at the top no-code tools in 2021, including what makes them so great, and which type of creative professional they're aimed at. 

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