Website planning resources

Make the brief useful before making it long.

Use the guide that matches your next decision. These are planning resources rather than customer case studies or fixed estimates.

Compare website proposals

Look at content, complete customer tasks, operating costs and the handoff.

Separate a visual preference from a missing task, content structure or integration.

Content, unusual features and connected services can matter more than page count.

Decide when accounts, bookings or staff tools belong in the first scope.

Check pages, navigation, complete forms, retained addresses and ownership.

See how the page, server, connected provider and saved result fit together.

Bring its address and the task you want to improve. Start a website inquiry.