Great article Miachel as always. Thanks for sharing. There are always something to learn in your article for me. :)
One question though, how do you charge your client? Based on milestone or when projects are delivered? I would love to know how you do that. If you don't mind to share ;)
This is a complex topic that I can't fully address in a comment, but there should definitely be milestones for larger projects or else there won't be any payment till the very end.
When listing out requirements, I recommend thinking in terms of the progress demos and working backwards from there. ie "What do I need to demo at each milestone mark?"
Your answer can help you benchmark whether each milestone is met.
I too would like to know how and when you projects accepted for payment. And how your contract process looks like on UpWork and Catalant. Writing a contract for software or business planning that is clear to both sides, avoids miscommunication and makes it clear when you have delivered what is promised, when promised is an art.
Great article Miachel as always. Thanks for sharing. There are always something to learn in your article for me. :)
One question though, how do you charge your client? Based on milestone or when projects are delivered? I would love to know how you do that. If you don't mind to share ;)
This is a complex topic that I can't fully address in a comment, but there should definitely be milestones for larger projects or else there won't be any payment till the very end.
When listing out requirements, I recommend thinking in terms of the progress demos and working backwards from there. ie "What do I need to demo at each milestone mark?"
Your answer can help you benchmark whether each milestone is met.
I too would like to know how and when you projects accepted for payment. And how your contract process looks like on UpWork and Catalant. Writing a contract for software or business planning that is clear to both sides, avoids miscommunication and makes it clear when you have delivered what is promised, when promised is an art.
See above :)