When you finally decide that you'd like to send some of your work for somebody to complete- remember about few things.

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10 Tips for
Web Developers

2. You are
a web developer
and you know
you’re right.

5. Right?

6. But one day

7. Something
tells you

8. Something
tells you
to try

9. ok

10. No matter
what is
the reason

11. Too much
work

12. Problems
with the staff

13. Tochnology
shortage

14. Whatever.

16. No. It’s not
so easy to find
a reliable
partner.

18. There will be
many to choose from.

21. Take your
time
and stay calm.

22. Howwhat
start and
to
are the first
steps.

24. Step 1
Define
your goals

25. Define your project
requirements up front.

26. Service providers need
information to present
you with realistic
proposals and to quote
you a price.

27. Service providers need
accurate, complete
information to present
you with realistic
proposals and to quote
you a reasonable price.

28. Step 2
Interview

29. Don’t be afraid
to ask questions.

30. Ask your friends

31. Ask fellow developers

32. Ask the experienced ones

33. Browse their websites

34. Browse their testimonials

35. Browse their recent work

36. Investigate former and current
clients

37. Ask
Browse
Investigate

38. Don’t be afraid
to critisise

39. Don’t be afraid
to critisise and
to voice your concerns.

40. Step 3
Experience fit

42. You don’t want to
be a guinea pig?
Do you?

43. Ideally, the service
provider you select will
have specific experience
with the type of project
that you’re undertaking.

44. If you’re looking for
someone to develop an
online shop,

45. If you’re looking for
someone to develop an
online shop, would you
care about their mobile
apps?

46. No.

47. No. So, make sure
they’ve actually
completed commercial
projects on that platform
for other satisfied
customers.

48. Step 4
Price is
misleading

49. Don’t choose a vendor
based solely

50. Don’t choose a vendor
based solely on price.

51. It might be really
tempting

52. It might be really
tempting but discard the
lowest as well as the
highest bids.

53. Find the balance
between the price
and quality they offer.

54. Step 5
Review

55. Examine portfolios
and samples.

56. Make sure that their
previous work meets
your expectations for
quality and style.

57. Consider asking them to
do a quick mock-up or
provide a basic outline
of a work plan.

58. Step 6
Start small

59. Start with a project that
is relatively small and
simple in scope,

60. Start with a project that
is relatively small and
simple in scope, before
you entrust a “mission
critical” project to them.

61. Step 7
Clear milestones
and pay

62. Clearly define milestones
and

63. Clearly define milestones
and tie them to the
vendor’s payment.

64. No more than 20% to
30% of the total project
price up front.
30%

65. Step 8
Negotiate ownership
of work

66. Negotiate ownership
of work

67. Negotiate ownership
of work up front!

68. Negotiate ownership
of work up front!

69. Make sure the service
provider understands
how you intend to use
the deliverables that
they are agreeing to
provide.

70. Step 9
Follow-up
support

71. It’s a good idea to
specify a warranty or
support clause

72. It’s a good idea to
specify a warranty or
support clause so that
you are assured of some
amount of continuing
support from the vendor

73. It’s a good idea to
specify a warranty or
support clause so that
you are assured of some
amount of continuing
support from the vendor
after the project is
complete.

74. Step 10
Get it in
writing

76. Make sure that you
clearly communicate

77. Make sure that you
clearly communicate
any schedule, scope or
payment changes to
your service provider

78. and get confirmation
from them - in writing -
that they understand
and agree to the
changes.

80. So

81. If you didn’t
find anyone
interesting

82. If you didn’t
find anyone
interesting
leave it.

83. But if you did find
someone

84. But if you did find
someone special

89. and follow 10 tips

90. Define Start small
your goals
Clear milestones
Interview and pay
Negotiate ownership
Experience fit of work
Price is Follow-up
misleading support
Get it in
Review writing

91. Good luck!

92. Thank you !
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