Cole Turner is a senior software engineer, based in the Bay Area (CA), who specializes in: developing web application products, seamless user experience, and cross-functional communications.
Those are good questions. Hosting or the lack of should be written in the contract. For the project scope I always create a spec and outline what is in scope and what is not in scope. The price of the project then depends on the spec. Making the fields editable increases the level of effort and adds pressure on the user interface to respond to all kinds of inputs versus a fixed set of inputs.
When it’s a requirement or scope item, spec it. If it’s a matter of process or relationship with the client, it belongs in the contract.
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Those are good questions. Hosting or the lack of should be written in the contract. For the project scope I always create a spec and outline what is in scope and what is not in scope. The price of the project then depends on the spec. Making the fields editable increases the level of effort and adds pressure on the user interface to respond to all kinds of inputs versus a fixed set of inputs.
When it’s a requirement or scope item, spec it. If it’s a matter of process or relationship with the client, it belongs in the contract.