5 things to prepare before ordering a website
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Good preparation can make a project twice as fast and cheaper. Think through these before you meet a developer.
1. Define the goal
What should the site bring you — orders, phone calls, credibility? Choosing one main goal makes both the design and the structure clear.
2. Know your users
Who are your customers, do they visit from mobile or desktop, and which language do they read? This decides the number of pages and languages.
3. Prepare your content
Text, photos, logo and pricing take the most time. Collecting them early keeps development moving.
4. Pick example sites you like
Links to 2–3 sites you like say more than a long description. Note briefly what you like about each.
5. Be honest about budget and timeline
If you share your budget, we can propose a plan that starts with the features that bring the most value and adds the rest later.
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