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12 Questions to Ask Before Commissioning a Corporate Website

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12 Questions to Ask Before Commissioning a Corporate Website

Clarifying scope, technology, ownership and maintenance before you take quotes protects budget and timeline.

Most website project problems are not technical; they come from questions that were never asked at the start.

Ask the agency

  • What will the site be built on; a template or a custom design?
  • At which stages will design approval be taken?
  • Who writes the content and where do the visuals come from?
  • How will mobile, speed and accessibility be tested?
  • Are multilingual structure and SEO foundations in scope?
  • Is there an admin panel, or do we depend on the agency for updates?

Ask yourself

  • What is the single success metric a year from now?
  • Which pages are essential and which can wait?
  • Who owns the domain, hosting and source code?
  • How will maintenance and security updates be handled after launch?
  • Who sets up measurement (Analytics, Search Console, pixels)?
  • How much of the budget goes to promotion after launch?

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