5 Easy-to-Miss Fixes That Instantly Improve Your No-Code App

1. Fix Your Search Functionality

It might look like search is working , but is it useful? Ask yourself:

• Are the most relevant results coming up first?
• Are users seeing empty states or weird results when they search incorrectly?
• Does search work on both desktop and mobile?

Start small: tweak your AI prompt (if you're using an AI search backend) to prioritize relevance. For keyword-based search, consider adding fuzzy matching and synonyms.

2. Move Critical Info Above the Fold

In user testing, we saw this mistake a lot: placing important content (like "Where to Watch") below cast lists or descriptions. Remember, most users are impatient , they won't scroll unless they're hooked.

Use your no-code platform's layout editor to reorder elements, or use AI to suggest a better content hierarchy.

3. Check Your SEO Basics (Yes, Even for No-Code)

Think no-code means no SEO? Think again. If your pages can't be indexed, you're leaving users and traffic on the table.

Here's a 5-minute checklist:

• Does your homepage have a proper <title> and description?
• Are your image files optimized and named meaningfully?
• Is your sitemap accessible?
• Check your robots.txt isn’t blocking search engines unintentionally.

If your no-code platform doesn’t automate this, tools like Ahrefs Webmaster Tools or Google Search Console can help troubleshoot.

4. Test Sign-Up & Auth Flows (Every Week)

If users can't sign up , they can't use your app. It's wild how many AI or Supabase-based logins break quietly, especially when OAuth providers (like Google) change configs.

Do this weekly:

• Try signing up on both desktop and phone.
• Test all available sign-in methods.
• Use private/incognito mode (to simulate first-time users).

If you're integrating Supabase, double-check your redirect URLs and email provider setup.

5. Set Up Simple Error Handling (It’s Easier Than You Think)

Even with AI, apps will break. But when they do, don’t leave your users hanging.

Use your no-code tool to show clear, friendly error messages:

• "Oops! We couldn't find what you were looking for." (404s)
• "Having trouble signing in? Try again later or contact support."
• Catch missing API key or rate limit errors , and display helpful feedback.

Often, the difference between a "broken" app and a "still usable" one is just one line of error-aware UX.

Building with no-code and AI means you can ship faster than ever , but that also means bugs and bad UX ship faster too. These five checks can help you transform a meh MVP into something sticky, searchable, and polished.

Oh , and congrats on launching your app 🎉💡