What to prepare for a site ready in 7 days?

Quick production starts with a clear assignment.

The seven-day deadline begins after agreeing on the scope and receiving the necessary materials and access. This makes the schedule concrete: we know what we will develop and we have what to work with.

Before the start, it is useful to designate one person who collects the feedback and confirms the decisions. Different comments from many people can also change the structure and the schedule.

Tell us about the business and the clients.

You don't need to write a long document. Explain what you are offering, who usually buys it, and how your proposal is useful. Mention the most important goal of the site and how people connect with you now.

If you have an old website, tell us which parts work and which create problems. If you are starting from scratch, give us a few examples and explain what you like: the layout, the feel, the presentation of the services, or the ease of purchase.

Gather the materials in one place.

It is useful to have one folder with current files. The logo should be in the best available quality. The photos should be your own or under a license to use. The texts can be working, but it is important that the facts are accurate.

For product sites, prepare an organized table with names, categories, descriptions, and parameters. For a store, add prices, options, and information about stock levels. The volume and method of input are specified in advance.

• Logo, colors and available brand materials.
• Description of the company and of each main service.
• Photos, designs or product images.
• Current contact details.
• Product data for a catalog or store.

Specify the domain and the necessary links.

If you already have a domain, we need to know where it is managed. If you have hosting or an existing website, we specify the necessary access permissions. Passwords are not published in the assignment; the way they are shared is agreed upon separately.

For online stores, we plan payment and courier services in advance. Some require a contract or confirmation from an external provider. Special integrations and additional features have their own schedules.

Let's have specific and collected feedback.

The comment “the service text should explain that we also work with companies” is more useful than “something is missing”. Collect the feedback in one list and distinguish the factual corrections from the new ideas.

The three steps are reconnaissance, sketching, and development. Before starting, we confirm the scope, the schedule, and the approval process. This way, the short deadline has clear conditions and a realistic work process.