A new website in a few weeks is possible. But only if both sides play their part. We take care of most of it. A few things can only come from your business, and they decide whether the project is finished in weeks or in months.
What we need from you
- Half a day at the start. We take a look at your business and ask questions: who are your customers, what should they do on the site, what sets you apart?
- A contact person who is allowed to decide. One person who answers questions and gives approvals. If every decision has to go through three rounds, the project grinds to a halt.
- Access. To the domain, to your current hosting, to email and calendar if something is to be connected. Everything stays in your name, and we work with our own logins.
- Facts. Services, opening hours, contact persons, details for the imprint. Only you know these.
- Approvals within a few days. For drafts and texts, one or two days are usually enough. Anything that sits for weeks pushes the go-live back by weeks.
What you don’t have to provide
Finished texts: we draft them from our conversation, and you correct them. Photos: we take them in a single session if you don’t have your own. Technology: we set it up, in your name.
Where projects get stuck
Rarely on the technology. Usually on things like these: an approval sits in someone’s inbox. A decision goes round in circles. The login details for the domain are known only to someone who no longer works for the company. Or after the approval, a new idea comes along that turns everything upside down.
None of this is a problem if you know about it early. That is why we clarify it in the first meeting.
What stays with you
A few things are the responsibility of whoever operates a website: the details in the imprint, the rights to the images and texts you contribute yourself, and the decision about which services run on the site. We tell you what to look out for and implement it. You make the decision.