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Startup focused on medical communities looking for UI/UX help
We are a San Francisco startup that has been actively developing a service for collecting information for under-served medical conditions, and for developing communities for these patients.
We have a prototype, physicians from Stanford onboard, and have our first VC pitch on Wednesday.
We need a UI/UX/frontend developer, preferably able to customize Joomla (or replace it). We can currently only offer sweat equity, but we are not looking for a full-time developer.
Email: eadonj -at- gmail.com
- glimcat 15y agoFYI, most competent developers are going to see that and decide it's worth roughly what you give them in free coffee. If you want a competent developer to do work for you and they're not a cofounder, you generally need to be paying them in something which they can turn around and use for paying bills. There are a few exceptional cases. For example, would it make an interesting research project? But in general, you'll get something very close to what you pay for.