If you are considering a website, you need to get everything together. Even if the website designer is doing everything or you have subcontractors, you still need to give them some information or guidance. This is a preparation checklist of things you may need to give to a website designer, or you need to know who is responsible for this stuff. If you already have a designer, ask them what they want and in what format.

⇒Legal business name, phone number and address
⇒Domain name
⇒Hosting
⇒Strategy – your goals and target audience
⇒Legal documents and concerns such as a privacy policy, returns policy, GDPR, accessibility testing, local law compliance
⇒Do you need integration with social media, reviews sites, email marketing, analytics, backups, or security
⇒Paid licences for various integration, themes, builders and other functionality
⇒SEO
⇒Written content such as headlines, short paragraph sections, bios, products, services and shipping costs,
⇒Other written content such as headers, footers, menu design, buttons and CTAs
⇒Any visuals and media content such as photo and video
⇒Choices of colours, logo, branding, layouts, sections,
⇒Launching, marketing and ongoing support
⇒Ongoing Maintenance and care of the website