# A brief for your website or online store

> Ten short questions. At the end you get a written brief: what the site needs, what you prepare, and what moves the price. Send it to us or to any other company.

## How the brief is put together

Each answer becomes a line of the brief, under the number of its question. Questions you leave empty stay in as open points, so they come up on the first call. From your answers we also list what to prepare: text, photos, the logo, access to the domain, a product export. We do not work out a price: it depends on the scope, and what moves it is at the end. Everything happens in your browser.

## What people ask

### What should a website brief include?

What the business does and for whom, the site's job, what kind of site it is, which pages and features it needs, who prepares the text and photos, what happens to the current site and domain, examples, the deadline and who signs off. The builder takes you through those ten points.

### How long does a website take?

It depends on the pages, the features and whether the text and photos are ready. We confirm timings after the first call, once the scope is clear.

### How much will a site like this cost?

The builder shows no price. What moves it is the number of distinct pages, the features, the links to couriers, payments and stock, and whether the text and photos are ready. How we estimate is on the Pricing page.

### Can I send the brief to another company?

Yes. The brief is yours: copy the text, save it as a PDF or send the draft link to whoever you like.

### What happens after I send it?

The brief reaches us as an enquiry. We read it and write back with the questions that are still open, before we talk about price. Nothing is stored until you press Send.

Page: https://tnb-tech.com/en/website-brief/