Explain the commercial reason for the redesign
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Website redesign proposal.
Turn discovery notes into a clear website redesign proposal with business goals, phased delivery, three packages and practical terms.
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A worked scope example
What to include in a website redesign proposal
A service business needs a five-page website that explains its offer, works on mobile and makes enquiries easier. It wants to retain its domain and migrate approved existing content.
Illustrative planning example. Confirm the actual scope, fees and terms with your client.
1.Discovery
Agree the audience, five-page sitemap, primary enquiry action and content owner. Record the existing URLs that need to survive the redesign.
2.Design
Prepare wireframes and responsive layouts for the agreed pages. Include two review rounds and state who gives consolidated approval.
3.Build and migration
Build the approved layouts, migrate the agreed content and map changed URLs to their replacements. Confirm the CMS and any third-party integrations.
4.QA and handover
Test navigation, forms and mobile layouts. Deliver CMS training, access handover and a list of any remaining work before launch approval.
Keep exclusions explicit
Hosting, paid plugins, new photography, additional pages, ongoing SEO and maintenance are separate unless your package includes them.
Define client responsibilities
Ask for CMS access, approved copy, brand assets, current analytics and a named decision maker. Make the schedule dependent on timely access and approvals.
Ask before you price
- Which existing URLs receive traffic or enquiries?
- Who writes and approves the content?
- What counts as a successful launch, and who signs it off?
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Bring the facts that make this proposal specific.
A useful first draft depends on the commercial detail only you learned in discovery. Capture these before writing:
- The client’s current situation and desired outcome
- The exact deliverables, dependencies and exclusions
- Budget signal, currency and preferred payment milestones
- Decision makers, approval process and timing
- Relevant proof you can support
- The next action you want the client to take
A better brief
Describe the decision, not only the deliverables.
For a website redesign proposal, explain why the work matters now, what a successful engagement changes and which trade-offs the client is weighing.
Useful brief direction
“Build a proposal that helps the client explain the commercial reason for the redesign. Include executive summary, goals and success measures, scope and deliverables, clear boundaries, three meaningful options and a recommended next step.”
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