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We don’t need to tell you this, but putting in the time to manage your project before working with a website designer is key to achieving a professionally finished site—delivered on time, within budget, and with minimal stress. Without proper planning, the results can be far from ideal: missed deadlines, blown budgets, scope creep, strained relationships with service providers (like designers, photographers, or copywriters), and a whole lot of unnecessary headaches. Let’s avoid all that, shall we?
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Simple!
The Project Planner is your go-to for managing the entire scope of your website project. It covers budgets, timelines, collaborating with a team, and finding other creatives—offering a holistic overview of everything you need to map out your site. It only lightly touches on content.
The Content Workbook, on the other hand, focuses exclusively on website content. It includes prompts for pages, pop-ups, SEO, and anywhere you’ll add text or imagery, without diving into budgets or working with other providers.
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4 helpful project management sections dedicated to website planning
Interactive form fields, worksheets, budget sheets, checklists, prompts and considerations
Informative guidance and advice pages filled with prompts and ideas
Tips on how to prepare content, content best practices + a general website time template
Basic website page terminology
Roles & Responsibilities list (to help with what to expect during a project)
It’s time for you to take ownership of your website projects and start managing them efficiently.