subject: How To Choose The Right Iphone Apps Developer [print this page] This might not be an easy task considering the fact that the entire world is your market and there are endless numbers of people doing the same work on almost the same price.
So what are the things that one should consider before taking a decision, or how to know who the right person for the job is? Complicated it might sound, but with the help of small observational points you can make an informed decision which would benefit you in the long run. Here are some of the points to consider.
The first and the foremost is that you should register as an iPhone developer and get a developer ID if you want to sell your iPhone application. This would be necessary to configure your bank account where the payments would then be made directly. After getting an ID you would be officially approved and your iPhone developer company can now submit your iPhone application to the Apple store, on your behalf, for its approval.
Confidentiality is the second aspect you need to consider. If you have come up with a unique idea and want to keep it protected from it being plagiarized, then you should consider signing an NDA (non disclosure agreement) to maintain your copyright. This might not be essential all the time, especially if the application already exists in the Apple Store.
Specify your requirements clearly and document them. You should make sure that you put across your ideas very specifically to apps developers so that there is no confusion or a lack of understanding as to what is really to be done. It could be a simple bulleted points description, a chart, a diagram or even a simple mail. Let the bidders know what you want in simple and clear terms so that they can make a bid accordingly.
Be ready to talk. Once you are done with putting your idea for bidding, be ready to explain it in detail whenever you get a response. Make yourself aware of the latest market trends and technologies, your budget, feasibility of your idea; in short do your homework.
Time to put your foot down. Clear all specifications about price for the project, the mode of payment, time and the quality. Bind yourself contractually with the bidder before moving further, reducing any form of conflict or delay later on. Make sure that quality assurance is maintained till the end.
