You can catch me at c.k.howell (at) warwick.ac.uk<p>Why? I want to add to my iOS portfolio whilst getting a chance to practice and experience building something for somebody else<p>Why $200? Given that this will be my first time building for somebody else, I want to make it costly enough that I work on interesting ideas but also affordable enough so that the price will accommodate for any beginner freelancer kinks<p>About me: I have a game on the App Store (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/firework-flare/id513766705?mt=8), a game ready for release for iOS 7 in October (http://www.chrishowell.me/unibus or http://howell.herokuapp.com/unibus), and have interned at an app development agency (http://www.theappbusiness.com).<p>How it works:<p>1. Email me to talk more about your app. Once I'm ready to commit to working on it, we can have a Skype call where we can scope out the requirements.<p>2. Design: If you have a design ready, I'll use that. Otherwise I'll use the native iOS 7 components. If you don't have a design, some simple diagram of the application flow and views will be necessary. I'll need from you the App Store icon and loading screens.<p>3. Back-end: If you have one, I'll use that. If you need one, you'll have to build it some other way.<p>4. Payment: $100 upfront, $100 on completion<p>5. You will own all the code, but I reserve the right to talk about and put images of the application up on my portfolio website.<p>6. Given that this app should end up in my portfolio, it's in my best interests to make sure you're happy with your application. To achieve this, I will expect you to be able to respond promptly to emails throughout the development.<p>Thanks to natasham25 for the inspiration.<p>If you have any questions feel free to email me or reply to this post.
I started this "trend" <a href="http://toutouastro.tumblr.com/post/56050201093/stolen-idea" rel="nofollow">http://toutouastro.tumblr.com/post/56050201093/stolen-idea</a> and I am happy because it was a good idea :D
Just curious, why don't you create an open source app for your portfolio instead? Sometimes (certain kinds of) clients like to see code you've written.