Does anyone have any guidance for pricing an iPhone app? I worked on one with a friend for a couple weeks with the agreement of splitting anything 50-50, and it is almost making enough to cover a single person's living expenses. I think I can grow it more and would like to keep working on it, while my friend isn't interested at all, but still wants 50% of whatever growth that occurs. I'm...
A friend and I started an LLC mid last year just to release iPhone apps through. We used "The Company Corporation" so that it could be Delaware based and they would be our registered agent. We both lived in CA at the time. A few months later I moved to MA for a month and then went traveling abroad for the rest of the year. My friend hasn't been doing anything for the company, but I've put...
I've been working for myself for the last several months and have decided to use my freedom to live abroad. I'd like to start off with India (I'm an American-born Indian). The major places to be seem to be Delhi, Bangalore, and Chennai. Any others you'd recommend? Do you guys have advice on pros/cons of the various cities and how to best get started there?Number one priority is internet of...
Few comments, take what you will:
- I expected the "ClassConnect" logo at the top to be linked to the home page.
- "We saved the best for last. ClassConnect is 100% free. Forever." I don't think you should really save that for last.. seems like something you'd want to have stand out on the home page.
- I got about 2 min into the intro video and it froze up, so maybe check bandwidth issues. The video seemed to be too long, and the first 2 minutes I weren't that interesting. I think starting off by showing your main workflow would be better - how simple it is to upload a document or save a video and share it with your class.
- "Why license" and "License Features" look basically the same, and I'm still not totally sure what it is. Why would I want support?
Hope some of that is helpful. Good luck!
If you really can't do that, at least put in the time to create a detailed spec.
Like you said, there's no one optimal layout for all resolutions, and maybe i'm running higher than most people (1440 x 900 on my 15" mbp.. the default). But I would have thought it would be standard by now take into account the screen's resolution when laying things out. Maybe that's too difficult.. I don't know.
Usually there is nothing but empty space to the sides, and the font size is too small for comfort. Is that supposed look professional? Do any designers out there hate this as much as me? I always end up hitting CMD+ to increase the size until my whole screen is used.