inasmuch as i’m learner too in charging, i have learned not to be hasty about the charge until i see the complexity of the prototype that a client wants done. this is to avoid getting underpaid. yes, it’s relative to determine the complexity of a task from the prototype but it helps. this is how it does help.
when a prototype is out, and the client gives you a briefing on what the prototype should achieve at the end of the day, you’re good. but when the clients do all the explanations without a prototype, and you charge, there are certainty of encountering difficulties doing the course of implementation and there is not even much to feed you when you debug.
inasmuch as i’m learner too in charging, i have learned not to be hasty about the charge until i see the complexity of the prototype that a client wants done. this is to avoid getting underpaid. yes, it’s relative to determine the complexity of a task from the prototype but it helps. this is how it does help.
when a prototype is out, and the client gives you a briefing on what the prototype should achieve at the end of the day, you’re good. but when the clients do all the explanations without a prototype, and you charge, there are certainty of encountering difficulties doing the course of implementation and there is not even much to feed you when you debug.