The competition to coded websites is Webflow agencies. Webflow has made websites somewhat predictable to build, enabling agencies to offer flat-rate pricing. I

The competition to coded websites is Webflow agencies. Webflow has made websites somewhat predictable to build, enabling agencies to offer flat-rate pricing. I think a questions you should ask is "What are the client needs that no-code doesn't serve", and explore that. Or, "What are the technical needs for deploying an hybrid coded+low-code stack", e.g. setting up reverse proxies that combine multiple backends.