Most often a website is delayed not by development but by materials: photos, prices and texts. Gather seven things in advance and the timeline gets shorter.
- The website's goal. What should happen after someone visits: a call, a request, an order, a booking? One main goal per page.
- List of services and "from" prices. Even approximate ones: people want to understand the ballpark.
- Logo and colors. If you don't have a logo, tell me and we'll decide what to do.
- Photos of your work. Real photos build more trust than any stock images. If there are people in the photos, you need their consent.
- Contacts and details. Address, hours, phone, WhatsApp, social media, links to 2GIS and maps.
- Reviews. Real ones, with people's consent. Made-up reviews only do harm.
- Example websites. Three sites you like and two you don't, with an explanation why.
Missing something? That's fine
If some items are missing, that's normal. Tell me and we'll decide: some things we can do together, some we'll add later, and what doesn't exist simply won't be on the site instead of being made up.
What else to decide in advance
- Whether you have a domain and where it's registered.
- Whether you need payments on the site and which service suits you: Kaspi or Robokassa.
- Who on your side will make decisions about edits.
Frequently asked questions
Can I order a website if I have no photos?
Yes. Then we do the structure and texts first and add photos when you have them. For some spots we can pick honest stock illustrations, but we won't pass them off as your work.
Need help with this? See the Turnkey website development service or send a request.
