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Five questions to answer before your website project

If you can answer these five questions, you'll save time, money and nerves in your project.

Lena Hoffmann · Founder & Project Lead

1 min read

Most delays in web projects don’t happen during development – they happen because the basics are unclear. These five questions help.

The questions

  1. What should the website achieve? Enquiries, sales, applications – one main goal is enough.
  2. Who do you want to reach? Knowing your audience leads to better decisions.
  3. Who provides the content? Copy and photos are often the biggest time sink.
  4. Who will maintain the site? That shapes how we build it.
  5. What’s the budget? A rough range helps us suggest the right fit.

Don’t worry

You don’t have to answer everything on your own. That’s exactly what our first call is for – afterwards you’ll know what you need.

Written by

Lena Hoffmann · Founder & Project Lead

Lena keeps everything on track and makes sure projects land on time and on budget.

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