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Sticky Frames is a messaging system that lets users display self generated and printed content on their vehicles. Think of it as “blank” easily adjustable and removable bumper stickers that are simple to make and print using nothing more than a home printer. The content of Sticky Frames can be easily created and replaced at will. I am looking for a person who could help with making the Sticky Frames project a success. I typically work alone but I have decided to try to push myself outside of my typical comfort zone and try to develop SF with another person. In fact being able to work with someone on SF is one of my goals. I would like to find a partner who first and foremost likes and believes in the concept of Sticky Frames and who is willing to work as hard as I in launching SF into a full blown brand. In return I am willing to give away 30% of the stake in the venture.

I've requested a tech cofounder in this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2416279 but I've managed without one. Now, the web platform of the StickyFrames project is almost ready. All I need is to add better headers and an informative text - which I am slowly modifying and adding at the moment. I will need help with no technical aspects of launching a startup and a new product such us: selling, promotion and marketing, business plan, budgeting, accounting. I will also need someone who can criticize and question me every step of the way as well as someone who can help me out to get better organized. A stake of the project is available for the "right" person. There is nothing to invest except the "sweat" equity. About the project: Essentially, Sticky Frames are cheap, "blank" flexible car magnets that you "print" yourself using your own printer. SF looks like a regular flex car magnet, but it comes with a thin clear vinyl pocket (sheet cover) attached to it. You slide your message into the pocket and secure it with ziplock to make it element proof. You can create the message by using "our" web service that is full of easily tweak-able templates (90% ready) www.stickyframes.net To do: 1. Logo 2. Promotion - thinking about going on Kickstarter - may be a good option to get the traction going. 3.Text on the web site 4. Social Media aspect 5. Physical Prototypes (currently I am handling it, so far so good) 6. Business development..... Some photos of the per-production prototypes that actually work quite well: http://www.stickyframes.net/photos/sf_demo1.jpg (change from 1 through 16 but skip 13) http://www.stickyframes.net/photos/sfs3.jpg http://www.stickyframes.net/photos/sfs4.jpg If you like the concept contact me at computerfix at gmail dot com

We are looking for a web developer to join our venture. Sticky Frames are magnetically attached frames that contain messages users create and print themselves. So one day your StickyFrame can be used as a political bumper sticker, while the next day you can used it to advertise your business or sell a car. At this stage we are going forward with production of prototypes/low volume test series but we need a functioning web platform to maximize the potential of the product. The web service should help our users to create and manage content of their StickyFrames. We can offer a stake in SF project - but we are also ready to discuss other forms of compensation. If interested please contact me via HN or email at computerfix at gmail dot com http://stickyframes.posterous.com/pages/about-us -> Our ycombinator video for W2010. Since then we have developed much better looking, more functional, and cheaper prototypes that are almost ready for production. Other co-founder Dustin is currently in Hong Kong sourcing the production and finalizing the physical design of SFs...

Here is the site in question: http://www.signazon.com/car-magnets/business-magnetic-signs/computer-service-store-961.aspx

We are trying to code a web service that is similar to it. But, because we are novice programmers, we'd appreciate any feedback/advice on how to start such a project? Image editors can be done in Flash, Flex, Java, AJAX, and HTML5 Which technology would give us the best results. Please advice. Thanks HN

We are looking for a web developer to join our venture. Sticky Frames are magnetically attached frames that contain messages users create and print themselves. So one day your StickyFrame can be used as a political bumper sticker, while the next day you can used it to advertise your business or sell a car. At this stage we are going forward with production of prototypes/low volume test series but we need a functioning web platform to maximize the potential of the product. The web service should help our users to create and manage content of their StickyFrames. We can offer a stake in SF project - but we are also ready to discuss other forms of compensation. If interested please contact me via HN or email at computerfix at gmail dot com http://stickyframes.posterous.com/pages/about-us -> Our ycombinator video for W2010. Since then we have developed much better looking and cheaper prototypes that are almost ready for production.

We are looking for a web developer to join our venture. Sticky Frames are magnetically attached frames that contain messages users create and print themselves. So one day your StickyFrame can be used as a political bumper sticker, while the next day you can used it to advertise your business or sell a car. At this stage we are going forward with production of prototypes/low volume test series but we need a functioning web platform to maximize the potential of the product. The web service should help our users to create and manage content of their StickyFrames. We can offer a stake in SF project - but we are also ready to discuss other forms of compensation. If interested please contact me via HN or email at computerfix at gmail dot com http://stickyframes.posterous.com/pages/about-us -> Our ycombinator video for W2010. Since then we have developed much better looking and cheaper prototypes that are almost ready for production.