Hello. I have been asked to build a cross-browser extension, and I have never built one before. I wondered, firstly, what sort of timeframe I should be looking at, and secondly, what sort of fee? I am also new to contract work, having left the industry as a data harvester and junior developer for self-employment, just a few months ago. Should I be charging per hour, or a flat fee for such a project?
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I can tell you, but I will invoice youOriginally posted by enigma1000 View Post
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Do they know your situation? Do they have a budget? Is there a deadline? Do you have any deadlines?Originally posted by enigma1000 View Post
What is your experience? Has the client done anything similar before? Has anyone else done anything similar before? Does it have to be cross-browser?Comment
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<placeholder>Can anyone write a cross-browser extension. </placeholder >'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Depends how many browsers you want it to work across.. Chrome, Ff, IE 11... YeahOriginally posted by northernladuk View Post
IE 5.5, 6 and Netscape... Not so much.Comment
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Do you already have the contract then? The fee depends on what the client can afford. If you go for a fixed rate, make sure the specification is pretty well nailed down.
How long it will take is a similar question to "how long is a piece of string" - depends on what the extension does.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Don't forget the new Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 !Originally posted by Snarf View Post
Part of a 'huge' umbrellas's site works perfectly in Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and IE but fails in Edge .. hehe
'aint revealing the brolly.Comment
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