Plan the pages your customers actually need to make an informed decision and contact your business. This guide is a starting point for planning, not a substitute for a scoped proposal or technical audit.
Homepage and service pages
Start by clarifying the specific business requirement. Different websites need different levels of work, and a useful estimate starts with a clear list of decisions rather than a generic package label.
About and trust content
Ask what is included, what is assumed, and what will be supplied by your team. This prevents surprises after the project starts and makes competing quotes easier to compare.
Location and contact details
Consider how this decision affects editing, maintenance, performance, accessibility and search visibility. What looks convenient at launch may create ongoing cost or operational friction.
Frequently asked questions and next steps
Write down the decision, the responsible person and the next action. A brief checklist is often more useful than an overly complicated specification.
What to do next
Use these questions to define your requirements, compare providers fairly and identify where specialist help would save time or reduce risk.
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