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Planning a business website: the questions to answer first
Before design or development, answer these questions about goals, audience, content and budget. They decide almost everything that follows.
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Planning, building and running websites, online stores, apps and custom software.

Websites & Apps1 min read
Before design or development, answer these questions about goals, audience, content and budget. They decide almost everything that follows.

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Google's Core Web Vitals measure loading, responsiveness and visual stability. Here is what each one means and how to improve it.

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Both can power excellent business websites. Compare editing, performance, flexibility and maintenance to choose the right fit.

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Website prices vary widely. These are the factors that drive cost, and how to get accurate, comparable quotes.

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A landing page has one job. Here is the structure that makes it clear, credible and easy to act on, section by section.

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A practical pre-launch checklist covering content, SEO, tracking, forms, performance, security and redirects.

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A website needs care after launch. Learn what maintenance covers, how often it's needed and what happens when it's skipped.

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Compare hosted, open-source and custom e-commerce on cost, flexibility, payments and maintenance to choose the right platform for your store.

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Product pages do the selling in an online store. Here are the elements that answer shoppers' questions and help them buy with confidence.

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Every extra step or surprise at checkout loses customers. Here are practical ways to make checkout faster, clearer and more trustworthy.

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Native app, cross-platform app or web app? Compare reach, features, cost and maintenance to choose the right way to build your product.

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A minimum viable product should test your riskiest assumption with the least work. Here is how to decide what goes into the first version.
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