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Scope vs. Proposal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPa8Y3aJl4g A Proposal And An SOW Are Not The Same Thing! So many design, marketing, and even web development agencies do not have a clear understanding of a project scope of work vs. a project proposal. Many companies include only one...
How to Quote an App Development Project
Building a Scope of Work For Your Web Project Means Knowing How to Quote an App Development Project The Right Way With timelines, costs, features, and platforms, there's a lot to consider when you quote an app development project. The mobile app market is experiencing...
How to prioritize user feedback to build better products
A guest post written by David Parmelee Scoping a software, web, or app project is not just a once-and-done exercise Whether you create your product for external clients, consumers, or internal users, your users will eventually see some version of your product. Maybe...
Setting Up Payment Arrangements and Avoiding Scope Creep in Freelancing
A guest post from biz-dev hero Mark Thomasson Freelancing comes with plenty of perks and difficulties. Scope creep can be one of the greatest obstacles in the world of a freelancer, and with substantial consequences. When you fall into a situation where your workload...
Building a Scope of Work (SOW) document for a website project
Writing a Scope of Work (SOW) for a website This document discusses the general items you need in a SOW for a website, but because projects can vary so much, you may need to include more items in your SOW. Today, we’re going to look at how to produce a Scope of Work...
Changing Project Managers Half-Way Through A Project
In 2016 alone we had three ongoing projects who were quite successful, but the initial project managers that we were working with left and new product owners were assigned to work with us accordingly. One of the transitions was even more successful than before, but...
Good Cheap Fast – Choose Two
Video By Jason Long Good Fast Cheap, Choose Two (Transcript) Alright, today's lesson is on good, cheap, fast, choose two. What this is, this is a saying that we have in software, app, web development. They can also be applied to many, many, many other places like...
How to Tell Your Client You’ve Missed the Deadline (and Be Professional About It)
Guest post by Simone Smith Missing a deadline is something that happens even to the best of us. Whether you got sick and couldn't finish your tasks on time or the project took you much longer than expected, one thing is clear – you're about to miss the deadline and...
Project Scope And You
Why Scoping Matters Had I scoped every project I had ever worked on, countless dollars would have been saved, countless tears wouldn't have been shed, and I probably could have added years to my life. You see, when you don't scope your project well, you automatically...
Dealing with Larger Projects – The Safe Way
A guest post from Mario Peshev, owner and WordPress Architect at DevriX Smaller agencies and consultants are often afraid of swimming in deep water when it comes to serious business leads. If you have spent many years in the market, successfully running your business,...
How to scope and price a web project #1
This is the first of a several part series on the process of scoping a pricing web and app projects. Here we're just going over some of the basics and making sure we're all on the same page as far as definitions, general process, etc. before moving onto more...
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