Kuza Kizazi KreativeTell us what’s stuck ↗A survey that takes the wrong turn. A formula that won’t work. Slides that bury your message. Bring one specific problem; we’ll agree a small, practical fix and explain it.
Three pilot offers · USD 25 each · scope agreed before payment
Find your task ↓You keep authorship and research decisions. We confirm fit and turnaround after reviewing your brief.
USD 25
Check up to 15 supplied, approved questions for branching, mobile usability and export readiness.
You receive a test checklist and practical corrections, or correction instructions where platform access is unavailable.
Recruitment, questionnaire methodology, ethics approval and platform fees are outside this scope.
Check my surveyUSD 25
Resolve one small, reproducible formula, import, data-label or script problem within an agreed one-hour scope.
You receive a corrected file or code snippet, change notes and an explanation you can follow.
We confirm the software and our ability to help first. Specialist statistical analysis is separately scoped.
Explain my problemUSD 25
Polish up to five supplied slides, or review one existing poster for layout and readability.
You receive slide edits or annotated poster feedback, plus a short speaking outline based on your content.
Full poster design, scientific review and live rehearsal sessions require a separate agreement.
Check my presentationIllustrative examples created for this page. These are not client projects or research findings.
Example: a workshop feedback survey asks non-attendees to rate a workshop they never attended.
Try either answer to see the corrected route.
Test both routes, required fields, back navigation and mobile labels. Export a test response and confirm that skipped questions remain identifiable. Remove test responses before launch.
Illustrative C++ issue: integer division turns 10 ÷ 3 into 3 before the result reaches a double.
// Before: division uses two integers. double mean = total / count; // After: convert before dividing. double mean = static_cast<double>(total) / count;
The complete example also rejects a zero count. Expected output for total 10 and count 3: 3.33333.
Download explained C++ example ↗Speaker note: explain why you propose the exercise, then ask the audience for feedback. In real work, we preserve your meaning and check every change with you.
Send your deadline, software and the specific issue. Start with anonymised examples; keep participant data, passwords and confidential files out of the initial email.
We reply with the exact deliverable, limits and turnaround. For academic work, tell us what assistance your institution permits.
Once we both agree the scope, we send a PayPal invoice or payment link for that service. These pilots have no checkout until the scope is confirmed.
Get the agreed fix and explanation. One correction round within the agreed scope is included, requested within seven days of delivery.
Formatting, presentation clarity, reference consistency and explained troubleshooting where permitted. Your arguments, methods and assessed work remain yours. We do not write assessed submissions for you, invent research or sources, or promise grades.
We explain the mismatch before payment. You can narrow the task, decline, or agree a separate quote. No automatic extra charges.
This prepares an email brief on your device. Nothing is submitted here. Review it and send it to Ian at kizazikuza@gmail.com.
No attachments, passwords or sensitive research data in this initial brief. We’ll agree a suitable way to share necessary files later.
Your brief is ready. It has not been sent.
Open email draft ↗If your email app does not open, copy the brief and email it to kizazikuza@gmail.com.