For years, Identity and Access Management has been considered a monster to tame: every little change to the security policy turned into a huge impact to Front End of all integrated applications. Traditional software development is the result of a long, painstaking and detailed effort. Developers write individual lines of code representing instructions and data. They organise that code into functional routines and modules that provide the features and functionality of the software. This approach requires detailed knowledge of aspects across the application development spectrum: development languages, integrated development environments and compilers, testing and distribution tools, and the various policies and practices used to approach coding, testing and distribution The goal of the thesis is to develop new access management experiences using this brand low-code new approach and to study its effectiveness in a web-based scenario.