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thanks for the response. and we'll definitely be using english since i haven't studied spanish since high school. it's not that i don't have an opinion, it's th

thanks for the response. and we'll definitely be using english since i haven't studied spanish since high school. it's not that i don't have an opinion, it's that i don't have enough information to form an opinion, hence, why i posted on here. while i intend on finding a "good" programmer, i'd like to be able to tell them what i need done in there language when i am searching for one.

rcfox 16y ago
> i'd like to be able to tell them what i need done in there language... When you say "in their language", do you mean "putting it in terms that they will understand", or "telling them exactly how to write the code"? Neither of these should really be necessary. You should be able to state your requirements, and then follow up with any clarifications if necessary. Since you've taken the role of "non-technical creator", it's probably best if you're not involved with the actual design of the code. (Not including how the site behaves, looks, etc.)
- ArchyMcNally 16y ago
  I am not sure of the "requirements" that are needed. I know what the site needs to do and what our goal is. We have a team in place that will handle the design and look of the site, but I need to develop a relationship with someone that can develop the back-end and the features that will be needed to make the site cohesive and work.