Yes, the read aloud function is available for all recipes. It makes it possible to play back instructions by voice - perfect when your hands are busy cooking.

Recipes that are designed for conventional cooking can be automatically adapted to the appliance's functions using the Thermomix conversion function. This makes preparation easier and saves time.

The shopping list can be filled directly from the recipes. All ingredients can be added and customised with just a few clicks to help you plan your shopping.

Yes, registration is required to benefit from the personalised functions. Registered users receive access to the recipe and weekly newsletter as well as the option to save favourites.

The cooking mode guides users step by step through a recipe. When the mode is started, the instructions are displayed in clear sections, making the cooking process particularly simple and structured.

WordPress is ideal for smaller websites or blogs. It is easy to use, offers numerous plugins and is particularly budget-friendly.

A headless CMS such as Storyblok is useful if you want to use modern front-ends or display content across multiple channels (omnichannel).

TYPO3 impresses with its high level of security, scalability and multilingualism. It is ideal for large platforms with complex workflows.

Pimcore is particularly suitable for data-intensive projects or those with many digital assets, as it combines CMS, DAM and PIM functionalities.

Consider aspects such as scalability, security, user-friendliness, budget and the long-term requirements of your project.

Companies should use low-code and no-code as a supplement to traditional development methods. Efficiency and flexibility can be maximised through a targeted combination of both approaches.

Some disadvantages are the limited flexibility and customisability, especially for complex requirements. Companies could also become dependent on the platform providers, which makes long-term customisation more difficult.

The platforms save time and costs in development and also make it possible for specialist departments without programming knowledge to create applications. This enables companies to react more quickly to market changes and promote innovation.

These platforms are particularly attractive for small and medium-sized companies that need software without large development teams, but also for large companies that are looking for quick and uncomplicated solutions for internal tools.

Low-code and no-code platforms enable the creation of applications with minimal or no programming effort. Visual interfaces and drag-and-drop functions allow complex applications to be developed efficiently.