That's the right approach to higher-level tools such as no/low-code! Trying to model your problem using a pre-built software gives you constraints to think abou

That's the right approach to higher-level tools such as no/low-code! Trying to model your problem using a pre-built software gives you constraints to think about, provides you with an alternative data model from the one in your mind / paper, and can obviously validate an idea with a few days instead of weeks/months! But besides this point, when the problem is now well understood, no/low-code is just like walking with rocks in the shoes: you think it will go away by itself and you end-up with bleeding toes in the evening!