"I have to believe that this isn't the case with all developers. I think it's possible to find a developer to work with me instead of for me and in that case I think they'd play a key role in the discovery of the product."
Very true. And that's key - to find a developer who shares your vision and passion.
You might want to consider picking up a copy of Balsamiq Mockups (<a href="http://balsamiq.com/products/mockups>Link</a>). You can quickly start mocking up the UI. You can even make it clickable and export one as a PDF (still clickable).
Having a mockup will allow for you to add to and take away from the UI. It would also come in handy when you're ready to pass work to a developer.
Thanks for the advice on using refreshingcities.com, I hadn't seen that before. I've been meaning to look at balsamiq since it's recommended quite a bit. I'll take a look at it today.
Very true. And that's key - to find a developer who shares your vision and passion.
You might want to consider picking up a copy of Balsamiq Mockups (<a href="http://balsamiq.com/products/mockups>Link</a>). You can quickly start mocking up the UI. You can even make it clickable and export one as a PDF (still clickable).
Having a mockup will allow for you to add to and take away from the UI. It would also come in handy when you're ready to pass work to a developer.
Having trouble finding tech savvy folks in Waco? Start a networking group, something akin to <a href="http://refreshingcities.com/>Refresh</a>.