Manual of the Warrior of Light (Paulo Coelho). It sounds cheesy, but things stick.
Manual of the Warrior of Light (Paulo Coelho). It sounds cheesy, but things stick.
As others have suggested, start with a MVP (minimum viable product) and go from there. Just evolve things.
Also, here is a starting point for you: What is your app called? What does it do? We’d like to know.
Just look at your life and the path that lies behind you.
For me, I’ve been running my own design company for 15 years until I realized I am – due to the experience I made – perfectly able to solve scaling / capacity problems for other creative agencies, too.
My 2 cents about outsourcing: Either go low- or no-code and build it yourself or hire someone decent. Fiver, upwork, etc. are full of talented and respectable freelancers – but you will need time and money to find them in a haystack full of “experts”. As someone with a lot of experience in managing people and projects, I tell you this is not an easy task. No less, if we’re talking about your own money.
My advice is to go low- or no-code, keep the expenses low and release a MVP. Then go from there. If you app monetizes, invest the money in a more polished code base, etc. You get the point.
Good luck, go out there and rock!
From a quick glance, it works fine. I’d recommend getting a more distinguishable logo and building a newsletter list in order to nurture customer funnels.
Also, from a technical side, performance (lighthouse test) ist good for mobile and desktop, too. Since you are running on wordpress, I’d recommend additional security measures, like cloudflare.
Good luck with your shop!