The Non-Technical Person’s guide to building products & apps

What do Pinterest, Snapchat, Amazon, and Alibaba all have in common? 

Non-technical founders were the ones who started them.

Learning how to code isn’t realistic, it takes years to get good at and forces you neglect your other skill set. Everyone is trying to do it, and if you don’t find a technical partner, it’s going to be really expensive.

If you have an idea, you don’t need to learn how to code and you don’t need to sacrifice half of your vision to someone technical. Without anyone else’s help, you need to learn how to independently test and launch your ideas. The course will show you how to do it.

Evan Kimbrell is the founder of a full service web application studio based in San Francisco. Over the last 4 years, I have personally overseen the launch of over 100 apps. I don’t know how to code or have a technical partner. I created this course to teach you how to launch your idea without spending years learning how to code, having to recruit a partner, and breaking the bank.

All you need to know to take an idea from napkin to launch is covered in the six easy-to- follow sections of the course. The course is 100% application.

We are going to cover something.

• 5 easy ways to pre-evaluate your idea before you spend a dollar – in less than 1 hour.
• The most effective way of using a landing page for validation purposes with Launchrock.
• How to wireframe like a pro with Balsamiq (in exactly 39 minutes).
• How to determine the best route for designing your application.
• How to get your app designed for as little as $9.
• How to get designers to compete for your app with no money upfront.
• Navigating the designer relationship and how to save as much money as possible.
• How to find and validate the best contractors.
• How to negotiate rates and guarantee on time delivery.
• How to bug hunt on both web and mobile with free tools.
• How to streamline communication throughout your project.
• Ways to save considerable money and time when working with a developer.
• How to leverage what you’ve built to recruit going forward.

Why are you taking this course? :

Over 22 hours of content and direct access to me, the instructor, as a guide.

Ten-minute validation, rapid wireframing, and effective contracting are some of the skills you will learn.

Even if you never pursue your idea, being able to identify an idea, test it, and launch it will be useful. You will be able to use these skills in your life.

You can learn a skill set that will make you a more well-rounded business owner.

Cheat sheets are abbreviated summaries of each lecture.

Follow along and work on a project together. I will show you how to take an idea all the way through the course and into deployment.

I have packed everything I know.

3 years of being a solo, non-tech founder building a mega app with no in-house tech team.

One year working with 50 non technical founders as a venture capitalist in Silicon Valley.

Over the course of 4 years, the Director of the company oversaw over 100 apps from concept to launch.

This course was also included. :

There is free access to hand written legal documents. Our students will get the documents for free because they cost over 5000 dollars to make.

I know how frustrating it is for someone to have a business idea and not be able to act on it. It is not going to get more valuable if you sit on it. I will show you how to quickly turn the idea into reality. You can join the course if you have this valuable skill set.

Who this course is for:

• Entrepreneurs, freelancers, and business owners can all benefit from this course.
• Anyone who wants to learn how to test ideas and validate internal projects.

Instructor

Evan Kimbrell

Founder of Sprintkick | Ex-VC | Ex-startup founder

• 4.4 Instructor Rating

• 79,180 Reviews

• 608,706 Students

• 22 Courses

I am Evan Kimbrell. I would like to thank you for checking out my course.

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I am the founder and director of a full-service, referral-only digital agency based out of San Francisco. Over the past four years, I have overseen the development and launch of over 100 web and mobile apps. Some of the clients include Wal-Mart, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and GNC.

I worked for a firm called Juvo Capital that was based in L.A. and focused on Consumer Web tech.

A long time ago, I was a co-founder of a startup that raised a lot of money and then blew up. I went through five tech incubators before it exploded like the Death Star.

I hope you enjoy my courses.