Your website plan
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How to answer the questions
Write in your own words. The plan is for you and for whoever builds the site, so plain language beats polished copy. Short answers are fine; you can come back and add detail.
The business. One sentence on what you sell is harder than it looks. Try finishing "We help..." or "We sell...". The area you serve matters for local search and for the pages you will need.
Goals. Tick everything that applies, then name the single goal that matters most. When choices get difficult later, such as whether a feature is worth its cost, that goal settles it. The pages guide explains why.
Audience. The question customers ask most before they buy is worth more than any description of your ideal customer. It can become the heading of a page.
Pages. Home, Contact and a privacy notice are ticked to start with, because a site that collects enquiries needs a home page, a way to make contact and a privacy notice. Untick any that do not apply and add pages of your own, one per line.
Content and launch. Be honest about who will write the words and whether you have photos. A late content date is one of the things a builder needs to know before quoting.
What to do with your plan
Save the text file with a clear name and date. Then:
- Use the feature selector to decide which features the pages need.
- Use the budget estimator to work out what the plan might cost.
- Send the plan to every builder you ask to quote, so they price the same list.
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