Quasar Framework - Talk Buddies / Connect 2 Others App
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I'm in need of a Quasar framework developer to build a project.
Before I give you the details of the project, let me take a moment to tell you what you can do in order to get your bid to be awarded this project REJECTED.
Yes, this is a list of all the different things you can do if you want to PERMANENTLY END your hopes for being awarded this project.
1. Place your bid with an auto-bid. Yeah, blind bids with no consideration for what it’s going to take to actually do the project just tick me off.
2. Don’t read this document carefully. After all, I only put a ton of work into it, and it will only answer 99% of your questions. Why should you respect that? Just skim the document and then try to get me to talk about it in detail. That’s a great way to irritate me.
3. Ask me, “So, what is your budget on this?” In case you hadn’t noticed, this is a “bid” project. You place your bid, you also include how long it will take for you to complete the project, and then I make the decision. No, I don’t go with the lowest bid, but uncompetitively high bids definitely get rejected. Remember, there are hundreds of guys just like you who think they’re the best full stack developers out there, and most of them probably have better track records on freelancer.com than you do. My last project (a week ago) had over 120 bids on it. 119 of them got rejected, and some of them got rejected because tried to pretend they didn’t understand or care how this works on freelancer.com
4. Low ball me. That’s right, giving me a low bid in order to get my attention, learn what the project is about, then raise the bid later to what you really intended … that will piss me off every time.
5. Show me your list of websites and apps you have worked on that have NOTHING to do with the Quasar framework and my project. All that tells me is that you don’t have a clue what this project is about.
6. Completely ignore the fact that I’m looking for someone with Quasar framework experience. After all, you’re an expert at everything full stack, right? Keep telling yourself that if you want me to reject your bid.
7. Press me to do a chat with you simply because you want me to award you the project. In other words, you don’t actually have any questions … you’re just trying to corner me. Yeah, that will blow up in your face very quickly!
So what can you do to be awarded the project?
1. Read the attached document thoroughly.
2. Ask questions about anything that I didn’t put into this description or didn’t make clear.
3. Offer your most competitive yet reasonable and accurate bid along with an accurate estimate of time to complete the project.
4. Tell me that your dollar and time bid is firm and final.
5. Show me only projects that you have worked on using the Quasar framework.
6. Tell me about APIs you have worked on in your Quasar projects.
With all of that out of the way, let’s take a close look at the project.
I have placed all of the details about this project in the attached Word document. Please read it carefully before you place your bid on this project. I would have pasted it all in this description, but freelancer.com's word limits prevented me from giving you the level of detail that you deserve, which is why I am attaching it as a Word doc instead.
Before I give you the details of the project, let me take a moment to tell you what you can do in order to get your bid to be awarded this project REJECTED.
Yes, this is a list of all the different things you can do if you want to PERMANENTLY END your hopes for being awarded this project.
1. Place your bid with an auto-bid. Yeah, blind bids with no consideration for what it’s going to take to actually do the project just tick me off.
2. Don’t read this document carefully. After all, I only put a ton of work into it, and it will only answer 99% of your questions. Why should you respect that? Just skim the document and then try to get me to talk about it in detail. That’s a great way to irritate me.
3. Ask me, “So, what is your budget on this?” In case you hadn’t noticed, this is a “bid” project. You place your bid, you also include how long it will take for you to complete the project, and then I make the decision. No, I don’t go with the lowest bid, but uncompetitively high bids definitely get rejected. Remember, there are hundreds of guys just like you who think they’re the best full stack developers out there, and most of them probably have better track records on freelancer.com than you do. My last project (a week ago) had over 120 bids on it. 119 of them got rejected, and some of them got rejected because tried to pretend they didn’t understand or care how this works on freelancer.com
4. Low ball me. That’s right, giving me a low bid in order to get my attention, learn what the project is about, then raise the bid later to what you really intended … that will piss me off every time.
5. Show me your list of websites and apps you have worked on that have NOTHING to do with the Quasar framework and my project. All that tells me is that you don’t have a clue what this project is about.
6. Completely ignore the fact that I’m looking for someone with Quasar framework experience. After all, you’re an expert at everything full stack, right? Keep telling yourself that if you want me to reject your bid.
7. Press me to do a chat with you simply because you want me to award you the project. In other words, you don’t actually have any questions … you’re just trying to corner me. Yeah, that will blow up in your face very quickly!
So what can you do to be awarded the project?
1. Read the attached document thoroughly.
2. Ask questions about anything that I didn’t put into this description or didn’t make clear.
3. Offer your most competitive yet reasonable and accurate bid along with an accurate estimate of time to complete the project.
4. Tell me that your dollar and time bid is firm and final.
5. Show me only projects that you have worked on using the Quasar framework.
6. Tell me about APIs you have worked on in your Quasar projects.
With all of that out of the way, let’s take a close look at the project.
I have placed all of the details about this project in the attached Word document. Please read it carefully before you place your bid on this project. I would have pasted it all in this description, but freelancer.com's word limits prevented me from giving you the level of detail that you deserve, which is why I am attaching it as a Word doc instead.