I've had 10+ years in the field of Software Development, with development experience ranging from desktop apps using Java, to web apps using PHP, RoR.
Currently I am working on Android app development with Flutter and Dart for the client side, with Spring Boot in Google Cloud Platform as the preferred server-side platform.

Work Terms

I aim to provide value for my clients.

As software development is a process, and the success of the app development is determined by the stakeholders (developer and client) and adherence to good software engineering practice, I propose these work terms for my clients:

1. We will discuss the purpose, requirements and scope of the project, in order to ensure that we are making the right application. This will also help in estimating the amount of work that is required.

2. We can start the wireframes/mock-up and feedback cycle. This is an iterative process, until we can determine that we have the right flow.

3. Development and testing can start. This is also an iterative process, especially for larger projects that can be divided into small deliverables.

4. Alpha and Beta testing can start, where the application is tested in the actual environment by actual users. Issues found during this phase would be investigated and fixed.

5. The application can now be released in production.

For this process, good communications and prompt feedback are required.

tldr; Fair work for clear requirements and good communications for the success of the app development