Website Development for Agencies: A White-Label Delivery Checklist
A practical checklist for agencies subcontracting website builds: scoping, communication, QA, handoff and support boundaries.
Read more →A web design brief is the document that describes what a new website must achieve before design work starts. It usually covers business goals, target audiences, the pages and features needed, examples the client likes and dislikes, brand materials, content responsibilities and deadlines. A clear brief prevents misunderstandings, keeps the budget under control and gives designers a shared reference when choices have to be made. Without one, projects tend to drift through endless rounds of changes. At Internet Solutions the website process begins with discussing your vision for the site, choosing the web address and the hosting plan, and signing the contract. The design mock-up is then created from your materials and vision and approved together with you. A written brief makes each of those steps faster, whether you prepare it yourself or with our help.
A practical checklist for agencies subcontracting website builds: scoping, communication, QA, handoff and support boundaries.
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