Ian Peterman and Tim Armstrong discuss a completed design project. Tim hired Ian to take rough prototypes to professional level, and talks through the collaboration, responsiveness, and what made it work.
Hello, my name is Ian Peterman with Peterman Design Firm. I'm here with Tim talking about a project we just finished up, the first kind of round here. And so what, what were you looking for, and have you done this before?
In terms of hiring someone to do a project like this for me, no, I hadn't done that before. I was looking for someone that could meet the demands I have, which weren't too great at the time, but trying to bring a concept from, you know, my brain to reality and do it within a budget and in a good time frame, and you're able to cover all that. It's really appreciated.
Yeah, and you had— you brought a couple prototypes to me. Can you tell me a little bit about how you got those and what led you to needing me to carry that on.
So yeah, we had some rough concepts that we'd come up with, just a friend and I kind of working together, but it got past the point of being able to use those designs to try and bring something to market. So we needed to go to the next step and take it to a more professional level. I looked for a couple different services in the area, and upon contacting you, you were prompt and Got back to me right away and seemed like you'd be able to help with everything that I needed and definitely did.
Perfect. Was there anything through the process that stood out to you that you really enjoyed or was really all that?
Yeah, I think your willingness to modify things and let me provide feedback and be willing to change that and very accommodating with it was really nice.
Awesome. All right, well, would you recommend me? Would you— is there anything else you want to add?
Oh no, I definitely would recommend you to anyone that's looking for someone to work with you, to be prompt, and to be very communicative when you need it to be. And just overall good quality of work. I really appreciate it. Hopefully when this project continues, I'll be able to work with you some more. Awesome.
Yeah, I hope so. It's a— it was a fun project.
Can't wait.
Awesome. Well, thank you very much for doing this, and hopefully we'll work together soon.
Of course. Thank you, Ian. I really appreciate it.
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