Website strategy
Decide what the website is for, who it serves and what it must do before a single page is designed.
Project plan
From first conversation to working outcome.
Overview
Most website projects fail in the brief, not the build. Strategy settles the decisions that design and development then execute.
A website that tries to serve every audience equally ends up serving none of them well. Strategy decides the priority order and the job each page has to do.
We define the audiences, the journeys, the structure and the evidence needed at each step, so the design brief is a decision rather than a guess.
How we work
We review current performance, enquiry quality and what visitors are actually trying to do.
We agree the primary audience and the commercial job of the site, then build the sitemap, page purposes and content requirements around it.
The output is a brief that a design and build team can work from directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Website strategy
Yes. The brief is written so any competent team can deliver against it.
What this typically costs. See Packages.
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