How is the to-do list written?

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Yuri Yanin2015-12-01 10:59:09

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Yuri Yanin, 2015-12-01 10:59:09

Gave an order. Make a selling website. Without TK without a layout. Made the site. I did all the work up to the design myself. Edits Edits Edits. The customer approved the site. The company that submitted the order asks for a list of completed works O_o? How to do it in general? What should he be? Share your experience.

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abbrakadabbra, 2015-12-01
@VPank

Describe everything you did, step by step, from the very first step, how you got started with this project.
Then add a start date/time to each step.
Then add how much (approximately) time it took (if required). Better write in detail. I myself met with a situation where people think that a web developer (including a designer / layout designer / programmer) does not have to click on the keys and voila - everything is ready. Describe everything in detail and send (if you don't get to know what you need before).

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Alexey Ukolov, 2015-12-01
@alexey-m-ukolov

How to do it in general? What should he be?

Ask these questions to the person who asks you for this list, this is the only reasonable action.

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IceJOKER, 2015-12-01
@IceJOKER

Tell them what they will pay for, how many rubles for what.
Well and so on

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Yuri, 2015-12-01
@kapitan7830

In my opinion, it is necessary to discuss all the conditions BEFORE starting work, according to amendments, according to how the work will be accepted, etc. A couple of times I came across such a rake, after which I don’t start work until everything is discussed and the TOR is approved, which I draw up on my own after talking with the customer. Well, if the customer cannot formulate what he wants, then usually it’s not worth working with such people, because. at the end of the cooperation, the artist is usually sad =)