The best way to get a quote from a website design agency is to formulate a website brief. In this article we discuss what you should include in that website brief.
Whether you are phoning or e-mailing website design agencies for estimates it is a good idea to have a brief of what you want laid out. The brief should be concise and to the point. The following information should be in your website design brief: What does your company do? What is the main objective of the website? Who is your website aimed at? Provide examples of websites that you hope your website will be able to compete against Are there areas of your new website that you would like to be able to update yourselves? Are there specific functions for your website such as a shopping cart or client area? How will the website copy/content be provided? Do you already have a company identity/branding? What are your timescale expectations? Is there a budget you must keep to? Will there be other third parties involved?
By answering these questions the website designers who receive your brief will have a good idea of your expectations for your website. In addition be sure to include full contact details of your company. Briefs that arrive with no contact details other than an e-mail address very rarely get the same consideration by web design agencies.
Last update : 26-10-2007 10:19
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