GUIDE
Guides for building websites with clients.
How to get feedback you can act on, run approval rounds that end, keep revisions in scope and get a clear yes before launch. Written for freelancers and small studios.
- How to get client feedback on a website that you can actually use.A practical way to get clear, specific website feedback from clients: when to ask, what to ask, where it should live, and how to turn it into a yes.
- How to run website approval rounds without endless emails.How to structure website approval rounds so they end: what a round is, how many to include, how to collect feedback per page and how to record each yes.
- How to collect client feedback on a staging site in WordPress, Webflow or Framer.How to let clients review a staging or preview site on WordPress, Webflow, Framer and other builders: access, what to tell them, and how to keep feedback tied to the page.
- Website feedback tools compared: the kinds there are and what to look for.The main kinds of website feedback tools for client reviews, what each is good at, and the questions to ask before you choose one for your studio.
- How to stop scope creep in website revisions without losing the client.How web designers can keep revisions in scope: what to put in the proposal, how to tell a change from new work, and what to say when a request goes beyond the brief.
- Client sign-off checklist for a website launch.A practical website launch checklist to go through with your client before go-live: content, forms, mobile, SEO basics, legal pages, access and a written sign-off.