How to brief a business automation project before writing code
Define triggers, records, responsibilities, exceptions and human handoffs before automating enquiries, appointments or internal tasks.
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Define triggers, records, responsibilities, exceptions and human handoffs before automating enquiries, appointments or internal tasks.
Read articleA website brief template covering your customers, enquiry goal, pages, content, editing needs and launch checks before you request a quote.
Read articleDecide which website content your team should edit, who approves changes and what a practical CMS handover needs to include.
Read articleEvaluate repeated data entry, access needs, mistakes and handoffs before deciding whether a spreadsheet workflow needs a custom application.
Read articlePrepare product names, photographs, variants, availability and fulfilment information before building or updating an ecommerce catalogue.
Read articleDefine a mobile app's first release through a complete user task, data requirements, failure states and acceptance checks.
Read articleTest a real mobile visitor journey through navigation, service information, images and enquiries before you approve a website.
Read articleOrganise interior photography, material choices, project context and consultation information into a website that helps visitors make an enquiry.
Read articleUse sitemap, indexing and search performance checks to understand what Google can discover after a website launch or content update.
Read articlePlan a service page around customer questions, relevant work, scope boundaries and an enquiry route your team can respond to.
Read articleReview products, checkout, fulfilment, customer messages and store ownership before releasing a Shopify store to customers.
Read articleCheck public URLs, page content, metadata, navigation, crawl settings and your sitemap before launching a business website.
Read articleA practical guide to pages, content, integrations and ongoing costs, using Spreadle’s advertised website prices as starting points.
Read articleAssign ownership for content checks, enquiries, renewals, access, updates and recovery so your website remains useful after launch.
Read articleUnderstand loading, interaction and layout stability, then turn website performance findings into a practical improvement plan.
Read articleBuild a practical old-to-new URL map so a website redesign preserves useful page destinations, enquiries and links.
Read articleChoose a first release around your customer’s next action and your team’s actual workflow, rather than a list of features.
Read articleCompare conversation-led ordering with a structured checkout using availability, custom pricing, payment and fulfilment requirements.
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