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Volunteering?
Anyone building something need some help, or know good places to volunteer tech skills & services?
You guys are all working on such interesting things, and I have up to 15 hours of technological labor I can provide free of charge.
I have 7+ years in ux design & research, launched a few side-projects and made some pocket money with them, and mentored 100s in both along the way.
My skill areas are:
- Graphic & Web Design & Branding
- UX Research & Analytics
- No/low-code app development & automation
Ideas where you might use me are:
- expert ux review of your site or app
- ux problem strategy roadmap consultation
- design/research/career mentorship
- second set of eyes on analytics report/feedback
- crash course on basic, real-world research analysis & synthesis
- tool coaching or workspace setup e.g. figma, airtable, notion, etc
- worthwhile grunt-work
… or anything
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shaik ikbhal Basha
1) idea - human accountability platform, hire accountability partner online
meditation reminder, self reflection, read book
reports absent/present
1) idea - find 10 customer free based on the topic, will connect for your startup/idea
1) idea - doubt clearing in office or group - if you ask doubt, it will send all people on personal chat.., doubt ETA(estimated time of arrival)when it will resolve, categorise
1) idea - mindmap tool - free open source
1) idea - share accounts for learning - udemy, coursea, codeacademy
1) idea - tech /product/sales/marketing volunteer at the weekend
1) idea - challenge platform -
turn 1 to 100$
challenge others
Reach me at ikbhal, linkedin
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ikbh...
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I could help as well. I am privacy/security related enthusiast with a lot of experience helping products to be built and released.
Hey James - are you still looking for some things to do? Got a few projects that I'm sure could do with someone like you!
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