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Best French-speaking Android Studio freelancers to hire in 2025

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FAQs

Ask the freelancer about their past projects. They should have experience with Android apps. Check if they know how to use Android Studio tools like the code editor and emulator.
You should get the app's source code, a working application, and any necessary documentation. The freelancer might also provide a user manual. It's important to agree on these before starting the project.
Ask if they have tested apps with the Android Emulator before. The emulator is used for checking how apps work on different devices. Make sure they can show you examples of how they've used it.
Talk to the freelancer about how long each part of the project will take. It's important to have clear milestones. Make sure both you and the freelancer agree on the timeline before beginning.
Yes, a prototype can help you understand what the final app will look like. It allows you to give feedback early. This can save time and help avoid changes later.
Be clear on what needs updating and why. Tell the freelancer if updates are about fixing bugs or adding new features. Make sure this is part of your agreement.
Good documentation includes source code details and user manuals. This helps you understand how the app works. Ask the freelancer to include these as part of the final delivery.
Share your app idea and goals clearly with the freelancer. Make sure to discuss all the important parts like deliverables and timelines. This will help everyone work together well from the beginning.
Set regular check-ins and updates. Decide on how you will communicate: email, messaging, or calls. This keeps everything on track and avoids misunderstandings.
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