Hi, I'm Shaun. I can help validate your ideas with rapid prototyping.
Send me your digital product idea, and I'll build you a prototype in 30 days or less.
You think it, I build it.
There's no better way to validate your idea than with real code.
SaaS Products
Chat Bots
Realtime Apps
Proof-of-Concepts
Front-end Demos
Landing Pages
Prototypes start at $500.
From idea to demo in a .
Here's how it works:
Describe your digital product in the form below:
Thanks for submitting!
I'll get back to you in 24-48 hours.
If approved, I'll email you package options that include:
- pricing and project start and end dates
- full descriptions of features and all technical decisions
- QA criteria
Additional case-specific details such as hosting and design options are included as well.
You then select your preferred option, which are approximately:
- low: $500+ | 1-2 weeks
- medium: $2500+ | 2-3 weeks
- high: $4000+ | 3-4 weeks
Submit a 20% deposit, and work begins.
At the end of the project, you receive:
- the completed, hosted prototype
- the source code
- instructions for building, running, and hosting your prototype yourself
You also get a chance to submit revisions and other feedback.
FAQs
Who are you, and why should I trust you with my ideas?
I'm a full-stack web developer with countless web projects under my belt. For 8+ years I've worked for fast-paced digital agencies and my own freelance clients.
My clients have included individuals, startups, and large media conglomerates alike.
I'm well-versed in several back-end and front-end technologies, of which there are too many to list in this space. Node.js and React are my favorites at the moment.
What is a "digital product"?
Succinctly, it's anything you'd need a developer (or "coder") for. Examples include SaaS apps, chat bots, back-end services, etc. I currently specialize in web-based products, but I am open to some mobile projects as well.
Your process seems very low-touch. And only 280 characters? What gives?
In order to keep the focus on rapid prototyping, the process is low-touch, which is perfect for quickly validating ideas.
There are no discovery sessions or several rounds of revisions. Instead, you get inexpensive pure ideation realized as functional code with quick turnaround.
280 characters was chosen because it's Twitter's character limit. If you can't describe your MVP (minimum viable product) in a tweet, then chances are you're not actually describing an MVP.
How is feedback handled?
Feedback is generally only accepted after development is complete and before your invoice is sent.
Bugs that cause the agreed upon QA criteria to fail are fixed for free. Minor visual changes are also done for free (at my discretion).
Bugs that are outside the scope of the QA criteria are handled by additional line items to your invoice. Major visual feedback or new features also add line items to your invoice.
What if I want a fully-designed and developed product instead of a prototype?
I don't generally offer high-touch development services, but feel free to send me an email about it.
If I can't help, I will send you a list of other developers or agencies that can help you out.