We would like a freelance app/web developer to work on an upcoming project. The freelancer can work remotely or from our office in London.
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Mai E.
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Jack J.poster
The app should have three main 'sections' plus a sign up entry page. Profile (a customer must be able to create a profile with basic user information stored) 'Enter' which will have a selection of products to be 'raffled'. Once an item is clicked it should feature a skill based puzzle to then enter a raffle 'Dashboard' - with latest news, upcoming raffles etc. App needs to integrate with our payment processor.
Thanks, Jack, That's quite helpful. I reckon the app might be a bit more complicated than you might realise... Without even properly defining design and characterisation, I can see you will need a server to store the user data, and there should be a database for the prizes/raffles/products. You then need to link everything to the front end of the app. You will need to A) decide on what kind of puzzle you want, B) create an automated mechanism that randomly creates these puzzles. I am not sure what your payment processor is, but you will need to also make sure the app communicates with it properly and securely. All of this does not include even the aesthetic side of the app - interface design, UX, branding etc. All that said, I think your budget should be increased if you want a properly built app. :] Sorry to disappoint.
Hi Jack, Which Payment processor are you using currently?
Hi Jack, Can you provide more details on the task so I can assist you better. - VP
Hi Jack, Hope you are well. Are you able to share some more information about the app (without revealing too much about it, of course). It's hard to estimate the scope of the work without knowing what to expect. A few pointers that could help out: - How many different screens/pages are required? - Is there a database involved (a lot of information in the backend side such as user details, inventory etc.) - Does the app use a "special ability" (such as AR, AI, text-to-speech, etc.) Hope you can provide a bit more info :] Thanks, Daniel
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