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Olokuta — On-demand product design
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I think the key to cloning codegophers properly is ensuring the tasks are not hugely analog. They have to be discrete for it to truly make sense.
@felixoginni Dude, I'm looking to hire a designer soon and this is pretty awesome! Have a few thoughts: https://www.opentest.co/share/34...
@_jacksmith it's so much easier to articulate and share excitement :P #Bias
@felixoginni Cool! I think on-demand designers if done correctly, is a massive business. Design as a category is one of those tasks that is hard to articulate remotely, but if you have the right tools and educate both the client and freelancers on how to effectively get the project done, i think there'll be a lot less confusion and quicker turn-around time (less back and forth). Reach out anytime and I'd love to give my two cents shahed@opentest.co :)
I do love seeing these quick on-demand products popping up and really excited to see what areas they disrupt the most.
I imagine design is hard to do through this way though - how do you keep the process simple and streamlined while still producing the results?
@felixoginni @bentossell @_jacksmith
Gotcha!
Ha I bet it is hard - did you build the process yourselves or is there a cool templated 'on-demand, text based business' that people could use? (something I'm interested in looking at for sure)
@felixoginni @_jacksmith I think its something that a lot of people would definitely be interested in :)
Is this in the same price range as code gophers, because everything down to the site looks like code gophers?
Have just sent in a request for an estimate. One quick feedback I have is you should definitely send out an automated request received sort of email with the original brief. I am at a loss trying to understand if the request actually went through and what was the actual brief I had sent (yes i just typed whatever was in my head).
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