Web Development Project Planner

The web design and development project planner will provide the preliminary information to help you bring your vision into perspective and pave the way for a successful project. About you Contacts: Who are the main contacts for this project? Roles: What are their roles in this project? Domain: Do you need a domain name? URL: What is the business URL? Hosting: Do you need hosting for your website? Budget: What is your total budget for design and development? Timelines: When would you like your website to go live? Your company and products Business: What is your business? Products: Tell me about your service/ concept/ products. Which ones sell best? Which ones sell less well? Which ones do you most want users to buy? Are there any plans to change the range? Customers: Tell me about your customers. Selling points: How does the company compare to your competitors? Why should a 1 customer come to you instead of a competitor? Competitors: Can you list your competitors? Please provide their URL`s. What are their strengths and weaknesses? The current website Visitors: Describe the different types of visitors that come to your website. Digital marketing: How do you attract visitors to the website? Perception: How does your audience perceives your company and the services you offer? Why would your audience choose your site over others? Good features: What areas of your current website work well? Improvements: What could work better? Likes: Is there anything you particularly like about it? Dislikes: Is there anything you particularly dislike about it? Competitors: Which competitor`s websites do you like? What do you like about them? The project New website: What are the main reasons for commissioning a new website? Business objectives: What are the goals of the new website? E-commerce: What will you be selling online? Content: What will the content be? Is the content already created for this website? When do you anticipate having it ready? Do you need a copywriter? Sitemap: Do you have a sitemap? A site map is a list of all the pages in the website listed hierarchically. It would be ideal if you send us one. 2 Photography: Are you providing the photographs, do you require photography services or shall we select stock images? Features: What features would you like the website to have? How do this features support your business goals and the goals of the user? Content Management System: What features would you like to include? (Events, blog, multiple users, membership area, search, newsletter subscri ption, calendar, etc) Look and feel: What would you like your audience to feel when they first visit your website? Can you provide examples? Devices: Do you need the website to work on tablets and mobile phones? Favourite sites: Have you seen any websites that you liked recently? Tone of voice: What should the tone of voice of the website be? Adjectives: Can you think of 5 adjectives that should describe your company in order of relevance? User experience: What do you imagine visitors using your site for? What`s the experience you`d like your customers to have from your website? Actions: What actions should the user perform when visiting your website? (Search for information, sign up for an account, purchase a product of service, etc). Success: How would you measure the success of the project? What are you hoping to achieve? To materialize your vision, the web design and development team of your choice will combine a rich set of skills, that includes digital marketing, the art of design, photography, use of innovative technology and a communication strategy based on business understanding.