Short survey on a new iOS app
25/03/13 22:43
Sure, just about anyone can code a mobile app with the potential of selling it onto a multinational and the potential to make £18 million from it in the process. But if you instead want to help shape the development of a new iOS app capable of photographing multi-million pound yachts (instead of creating them), then here's your chance!
Indie developer Greg Barchard has created a very short survey on Google Docs, regarding an exciting new iOS app he is proposing. He's asked if I can retweet the link. So if you have 60 seconds spare, please complete the survey here and provide your honest feedback:
›› CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY ‹‹
The survey will be live for the next couple of days. Please go ahead and fill in the form. It would be great to have your feedback, and your input will help contribute towards shaping this brand new app. Details are still very thin, hence the need to poll potential users and get feedback. But you can probably gauge from the questions, the general direction this app is going in. I'll also make sure any comments left below in the comment form get forwarded onto Greg.
Indie developer Greg Barchard has created a very short survey on Google Docs, regarding an exciting new iOS app he is proposing. He's asked if I can retweet the link. So if you have 60 seconds spare, please complete the survey here and provide your honest feedback:
›› CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY ‹‹
The survey will be live for the next couple of days. Please go ahead and fill in the form. It would be great to have your feedback, and your input will help contribute towards shaping this brand new app. Details are still very thin, hence the need to poll potential users and get feedback. But you can probably gauge from the questions, the general direction this app is going in. I'll also make sure any comments left below in the comment form get forwarded onto Greg.
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