What the written scope settles.
Before work begins, you should know what is included, what you need to provide, and who controls the result. A current URL, business goal, and deadline are enough to start that conversation.
Send the details you have
- Deliverables
- Pages, features, inquiry route, content work, review criteria, and what is excluded.
- Your inputs
- Business facts, copy, imagery, account access, and who can approve decisions.
- Scope changes
- Payments, accounts, integrations, migrations, rush timing, and vendor dependencies are assessed separately.
- Launch and ownership
- Schedule, applicable accessibility and search checks, domain and hosting control, and access handoff.
- Ongoing costs
- Third-party charges and any hosting, support, or updates after launch have their own written terms.