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Website Planning Checklist
A practical checklist for preparing a useful business website.
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A Clear Path from Idea to Launch
1. Define Goals
Define the site’s primary audience, the action visitors should take and the business owner responsible for updates. Write a short brief covering purpose, priorities and constraints.
2. Plan Content
Create a page inventory and gather approved copy, photographs and brand assets. Assign owners to product information, contact details and policies so they remain accurate.
3. Design & Develop
Sketch the main visitor journeys and review navigation, forms and mobile layouts. Plan descriptive headings, alternative text and clear error messages as part of the content.
4. Test & Launch
Before launch, test links, forms, downloads, permissions and analytics configuration. Record who will maintain the site, review enquiries and handle urgent corrections.
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Define the scope, owners and acceptance criteria.
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Work through the guide and record decisions.
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A practical approach to guides
Use clear preparation steps to make a technology project easier to scope.
This area is designed for clients planning websites, applications or business systems. The starting discussion covers write the problem and intended users, list essential tasks and integrations, with the remaining requirements defined around your organisation’s actual use case.
A short, specific project brief is often more useful than a long feature wish list because it gives the delivery team enough context to ask the right questions.
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What we can scope with you
Write the problem and intended users
List essential tasks and integrations
Identify available content and records
Define review and acceptance responsibilities
Put the guidance into practice
Use these points to frame a practical discussion with the people who use and manage your current systems. Write down the decisions you need to make, the information available and the assumptions that still need to be checked.
Linkusup can help translate that discussion into requirements, a technology assessment or a phased project plan. The next step should be a clear, reviewable piece of work rather than a commitment to features that have not been evaluated.
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