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Last year I have built three products right from ideation, branding, design, development and launch.What's the outcome? If you've done it for companies, you can ask for recommendation "letters of recommendation". They're written by your clients clearly state the impact and outcomes you produced for their business. They're useful to include in the package you send to future clients.
>- Does companies need a person like me? I mean they might want to experiment on a new product idea. Instead of hiring or allocating a team for it. I can help them build their MVP in the quickest way possible for a reasonable amount of money.
There certainly is a need, although projects don't die for lack of good design or front-end generally, but for failing to nail down the problems, jumping directly to solutions, and not getting the scope right. Basically, it's cool that you are a strong designer and a strong front-end developer, but I think these will amplify your ability to help them nail down the problem and scope of the product or prototype.
>- If so will they be willing to pay like $50k-$75k for 2-3 months of work?
Companies are willing to pay that and more, but it depends what they're paying that for. If you're selling outcomes, peace of mind, and make problems disappear, then if you don't make that at first, you will if you deliver. It pays to deliver. Repeat business with large organizations is pretty good once you're reliable.
Caveat emptor: we make custom, turn-key, machine learning products for large enterprise. The front-end/webapp is included in the package, it has never been the whole package. YMMI.
>- Have anyone doing this already? How we name these roles? Contract MVP Builders?
Consultant? There are many scenarios: one scenario is the client organization doesn't have someone to do it, in which you can fit right in. One other scenario is the client organization does have people who can do it, but they're in way over their heads with a lot of work, and you'll either be augmenting that team or you'll work in your corner with interactions depending on your mission and how what you're building interacts with what's existing.
>How can we approach this?
Do you have a company? Here's a mini-blueprint[0].
- [0]: https://twitter.com/jugurthahadjar/status/131066829330549965...