Website planning
- Who is your main audience?
- What should visitors do next?
- Which pages are essential?
- Who will supply content and brand assets?
- Who will update the site after launch?
THE WEB MAKAR RESOURCE HUB
Useful starting points for your next website, application, or marketing project. Get clear on the work before you commit to a plan.
BEFORE OUR FIRST CONVERSATION
Collect your goals, audience, required features, and practical constraints in one place.
A plain text template you can edit in your preferred app.
Your business & your audience
02 / GOALSWhat needs to change?
03 / SCOPEPages, features & integrations
04 / PRACTICAL DETAILSContent, budget & timing
BEFORE YOU BUILD
THE FINAL CHECK BEFORE GO-LIVE
Use these prompts with your project team. They support a review and should be adapted to your actual hosting, features, and business needs.
Verify the page copy, company details, menu links, service pages, and legal information.
Check narrow screens, keyboard navigation, text contrast, readable labels, and motion preferences.
Send a real test inquiry, verify the database record and notification, and test failure messages.
Confirm ownership, production secrets, backups, maintenance responsibilities, and handover documentation.
Review page titles, descriptions, sitemap, indexing settings, and any approved analytics or conversion events.
KEEP EXPLORING
WEB DEVELOPMENT
Start with the task your customer needs to complete, then choose the features that support it.
Read the guide +DIGITAL MARKETING
A focused campaign needs a clear destination, a relevant offer, and a useful way to measure inquiries.
Read the guide +CUSTOM APPLICATIONS
The most useful platform starts with the people, permissions, and tasks it needs to support.
Read the guide +UI/UX DESIGN
Plan around the information people need and the tasks they need to complete, then adapt the layout to each screen.
Read the guide +SEO
Make your pages clear, accessible, and relevant before adding more complexity to your search strategy.
Read the guide +E-COMMERCE
Product discovery, checkout, operations, and customer communication all belong in your store brief.
Read the guide +LET’S FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Your idea. Our next conversation.
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