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Originally Posted by sarettah
So, how does it feel to drive for 4 years and go absolutely no where?
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So true.. there's always two sides to a story..
Some people just don't have the budget for a good developer (that's how coders/programmers are called these days) and end up working with terrible 'coders'.
Other times the clients aren't able to make proper requirements, or keep changing them.. Generating irritation with the developer, causing him to run away
My tips for making your project a succesful one;
- Have a proper budget. 50 USD/hour is way too cheap for a good developer
- Create a functional design, mockup or wireframe.. plenty of tools out there, you don't need to be a tech to do that
- Select your developer not only on technical skills, but also make sure he understands your business and is able to communicate about what he will do for you in a way you understand
- Let him create a technical design from your mockup. Compare the two, discus about it, ask him for suggestions or improvements.. get him involved
- When agreement has been reached approve the designs and don't make any changes