How can I define the scope of my mobile app project?
Start by deciding what you want your app to do. Make a list of the main features it should have, like login or notifications. Know which platforms, like Android or iOS, you want it on. This helps the mobile engineer understand exactly what you need.
What details should I include in the project brief for a mobile engineer?
Include the goals of your app and who will use it. Share any design preferences or existing brand guidelines. Mention important deadlines and the budget you have for the project. Clear details help the engineer create what you expect.
How can I set clear milestones for my mobile app project?
Break the project into smaller tasks and set deadlines for each one. For example, when you want the design done or the first test version built. This helps track progress and keeps everything on schedule. Communicate regularly to see how things are going.
What should be included in the agreement with a mobile engineer?
Write down the project’s timeline, deliverables, and payment terms. Include how and when you will review the work progress. Make sure both you and the engineer agree on how changes to the project will be handled. A clear agreement helps avoid misunderstandings.
How should I prepare for the kickoff meeting with the mobile engineer?
Have your project goals and requirements ready to discuss. Share any important documents or designs with the engineer. Be open to the engineer’s ideas and suggestions for how to improve or adjust the project. This meeting sets the tone for how you’ll work together.
What tools can help manage and communicate with a mobile engineer?
Use project management tools to track tasks and deadlines. Communication apps let you chat quickly and share updates. Make sure both you and the engineer are comfortable using these tools. They help keep the project organized and everyone on the same page.
How can I ensure the mobile app meets quality standards before launch?
Ask the engineer to set up testing for the app before it goes live. Make sure the app is user-friendly and works well on different devices. Test it yourself or get feedback from others to find any issues. This helps ensure the app is ready for users.
How do I handle feedback and revisions during the project?
Provide clear, specific feedback on what needs changing or improving. Be open to the engineer’s explanations if changes are not possible. Agree on how many revisions can be made without affecting timelines. This ensures productive communication and satisfaction.
Why is it important to discuss app maintenance with the engineer?
Apps might need updates to stay current or fix issues after launch. Talk about who will handle these changes and what it will involve. Discussing this early ensures you’re not surprised later. It keeps the app running smoothly once it’s launched.
How can I make sure the mobile engineer understands my app’s audience?
Share information about who will use the app and what they need. Provide user stories or examples to explain their typical day. Understanding the audience helps the engineer design features that meet user needs. A good match makes the app more successful.
Who is Contra for?
Contra is designed for both freelancers (referred to as "independents") and clients. Freelancers can showcase their work, connect with clients, and manage projects commission-free. Clients can discover and hire top freelance talent for their projects.
What is the vision of Contra?
Contra aims to revolutionize the world of work by providing an all-in-one platform that empowers freelancers and clients to connect and collaborate seamlessly, eliminating traditional barriers and commission fees.
