Clear Website Project Brief Workbook
Prevent scope creep, delays, and disagreements with clients by preparing a clear project brief before you start designing.
An effective project brief is critical to the success of your project.
The project brief helps you make sure that you and your client are on the same page and that your expectations are aligned.
Your project brief is based on information your client has provided and outlines your project objectives, scope, and other requirements.
This fillable PDF workbook includes real examples from one of my best website projects to date, plus prompts and room for your own work.
This workbook is for you if you’re a web designer thinking…
“I’m not sure how to make design decisions for my client website projects.”
“How do I avoid doing far too much work than I originally agreed to do?”
“What if the client doesn’t like my work and wants endless rounds of revisions?”
When you have a clear website project brief you can refer to, figuring out how to move forward at each stage of the project becomes much easier.
What’s included:
7 pages of prompts so you know exactly what to include, in what order
Workbook in fillable PDF format so you can type directly into it, or print it out — whichever way you prefer to work
Real-life examples under each section for inspiration (to prevent you from getting stuck)
Future workbook updates
FAQ
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Yep, it’s part of Fast Track. If you already have Fast Track, you can find this workbook inside the course area.
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It’s okay, sometimes things don’t work out. That’s why I offer a 14-day easy-peasy refund. I’ll ask you a few simple admin questions to process your refund and you’ll see the money back in your bank account within 5-10 business days.
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Brene Brown says, “Clear is kind.”
This workbook can help you set and hold healthy, professional boundaries by preparing a clear project brief.
