So I originally came from a sales background into tech because I wanted to start a company. I told myself: "I'll just hire devs to build out the things that I will want to sell, surely I can have someone else do the thing that I'm bad at for money"... and (surprise) It didn't work (Selling Websites).
The reason it didn't work was because I needed at least a fluency with technology to be able to instruct people on how to build my thing (or to use no/low code solutions to build my thing). The tech world is a full blown culture that you need to understand. There are many ways to get the fluency... but the easiest way is actually to learn how to do programming/ development. In the least do it on a basic level so you can understand how the world works.
You might get answers about "no code" or "low code" options out there... but they will fail you for the same reason... It requires a trained mind to utilize these solutions.
The cool part is that once you are into it and you have a handle it will become easier to answer this question you asked.
