The best websites are born not when the developer starts coding, but when the client clearly knows what they want. A bit of preparation saves weeks and often money. Here are six things worth having ready.
Before colors, answer the key question: what do you want? More inquiries? Online sales? Fewer calls? The goal shapes everything — structure, copy, buttons.
The most common cause of delays. Think about your services, advantages, your story. You don't need perfect text — just ideas we shape together. Real photos beat stock.
Collect 3–5 sites you like and note what exactly: style, colors, how information is presented. This conveys your taste faster and more precisely than words.
If you have a logo, prepare a quality (ideally vector) version, plus brand colors and fonts. No logo? That can be part of the project — just know what you have.
Think about your domain. If you have an old site or accounts (hosting, registrar), find the access. This often takes time, so sort it early.
Know roughly how much you want to invest and when to launch. This helps the developer propose the right solution — and give a fixed price and deadline.
Even if not everything is ready — write to us. In a free call we help map out what is needed and give a concrete plan with a fixed price.
To make it clearer what is needed from you at each stage, we have described how a website project runs.
Frequently asked
Content. Texts and photography are the most common cause of delay. You do not need perfect copy — rough thoughts are enough and we shape them together. Real photos of your work, team or space always outperform stock imagery.
No. If you have one, prepare it in a quality, ideally vector format along with brand colours and fonts. If you do not, it can be handled as part of the project — the point is knowing upfront what exists, so nothing has to be hunted down mid-project.
Not for negotiation, but so the developer can propose the solution that best fits your means. An honest partner will then give you a fixed price and deadline instead of leaving you to guess.
