Focus on that and see what happens.
Research low-code as well. Are you targeting developers or non-coders? There is a world of difference in how it goes based on that
You'd get better feedback if you share a link / GitHub repo
I'm targeting backend developers who want a quick front-end that (in a way) works as a backend api. It's not overly customizable, but it's solid and people don't have to worry about the frontend.
Frontend design and backend custom logic is where low-code / code-gen break down. It's hard to capture all the edge cases or custom things people do. You need a way to plug into or give users some control. Anecdotally, this is what I have found in my own work and having been around low-code/code-gen long enough to know the common complaints / limits.
My project if you are interested: https://github.com/hofstadter-io/hof