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Project briefing

The project briefing helps frame concrete initiatives clearly – from a personal request to a professional workflow. Choose your customer type first; only relevant fields appear. Bullet points, examples and rough constraints are often enough for an initial assessment.

Precise information

Clearer goals, workflows and existing examples make the initial assessment more precise. We clarify open points with focused follow-up questions when needed.

Structured review

Your details are reviewed in a structured way. If something is missing, short follow-up questions come next; then you receive a transparent assessment.

Structured intake

Every request is reviewed against clear criteria so important context is not missed.

Individual assessment

No automated bulk replies, your case is evaluated on its merits.

Clear next steps

You learn whether delivery appears sensible, which options are likely and what still needs clarification.

Follow-up questions

Follow‑ups use your preferred channel (email, phone or video) once the first review is complete.

Contact details

Choose customer type first, then only matching contact fields. Phone remains optional.

Please choose a customer type first; only matching fields will appear.

Project type

Multiple selections are fine, they highlight relevant platforms and skills early.

If several apply, select all that are relevant.

Target platform & technical direction

Where the solution should run, and whether you prefer a stack or want a recommendation.

Target platform

Where should the solution run or be used?

Technical direction

Optional, choose “Open, recommend” if you want a proposal.

Project description

In your own words: what should be better in the end. Bullet points and examples are perfectly fine.

One sentence can be enough, direction matters more than polish.

A real‑world example helps: “Right now it takes …”

Fill at least one of “Goal” or “Problem” with a bit of substance (about 30+ characters), enough for an initial assessment.

Priorities over completeness: what must v1 definitely do?

Is there existing material, tool, file, example or sketch?

Scope, timeline & budget

Indicative ranges, not fixed pricing. They help propose realistic options even as details evolve.

Timeline:

If there is no fixed date, leave empty and pick a timeline above.

Estimated scope:

Budget (indicative):

Communication

How and when we may reach you, including an optional callback window.

So we don’t call at the wrong moment: please indicate whether a phone callback is useful.

Callback requested:

Preferred channel:

If you leave this open, we’ll assume phone and email suit you, adjust if you’d rather use video calls only, for example.

Attachments (optional)

A ZIP archive works great. Otherwise up to 10 separate files, formats and limits are summarized below.

File types

ZIP, PDF, Word (.doc/.docx), Excel (.xls/.xlsx), CSV, plain text (.txt), PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP.

Volume

Up to 10 files and 15 MB combined. A single file must not exceed 15 MB.

File check

Stick to the file kinds listed above. Unsupported extensions won’t go through and the declared extension needs to align with how the attachment actually parses—otherwise it can’t be processed here.

Pick files from your device or bundle everything in one ZIP, often the easiest overview.

No file chosen yet.

Consent & submit

Finally: consent to process your request and a clear submit action.

Without this consent we cannot process your request, hence it is required.

Form submissions and attachments are validated on our servers. Password‑protected content, unclearly validatable content or content that appears harmful is not processed.

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Submitting starts a factual review, non-binding and without automatic obligation.