1. Your goal and your visitors
Explain what you offer, who you serve and where you operate. Choose the main action you want visitors to take: request a quote, explore services, arrange a meeting or enquire about a launch.
If you already have a website, share its link and describe what is difficult today. For example, information may be out of date, mobile navigation may be awkward or enquiries may arrive without enough context.
2. Pages and essential features
A landing page can focus on a single offer and action. A business website can explain several services, introduce the company and organise different ways to get in touch.
Draft a page list and mention any languages, catalogue, booking, payment or integration requirements. Features affect scope, so distinguish essential needs from work that could follow in a later phase.
3. Content you already have
Gather your logo, brand colours, copy, photographs and service information. Identify which materials are approved and which need to be created or reviewed.
You can share two or three reference websites and explain what you find useful: structure, style or a particular feature. These references help establish a direction for the project.
4. Timing and available budget
If there is a launch date, explain when it is and why it matters. The schedule also depends on content delivery, review rounds and who approves each stage.
A budget range helps set priorities. If you have not defined one, we can start with an initial scope. When comparing proposals, check pages, features, revisions, content entry and support included.
5. Domain, hosting and maintenance
Let us know whether you already have a domain and hosting, and who manages them. That information is enough for the initial enquiry; access can be arranged when needed.
Decide who will update the site and what support you need after launch. The proposal should clarify renewals, account ownership, deliverables and work requiring a separate quote.
6. How you will evaluate the result
Agree which actions to measure: service-page visits, contact clicks or received enquiries. Opening WhatsApp and receiving a message are different steps; understanding commercial outcomes also requires recording conversations and follow-up.
This information helps us scope the website and decide what should be included in the first version.
Prepare your enquiry
My business offers… My audience is… I need a website to… I already have these materials… My preferred launch date is… My budget range is…
Discuss my website